South Africa's Automotive Newsroom

Johannesburg’s early May air carried more than the usual bustle this year; it carried momentum. Hyundai Automotive South Africa has confirmed a striking 33,000 applications for its Youth Employment Service (YES) learners

Rachel Kolisi has reached the final stretch of a deeply personal journey across South Africa, closing her nationwide roadshow that brought her documentary Falling Forward and her memoir of the same name into the spotligh

Volvo Cars and Google are ushering in a new era of in-car intelligence, marking a significant shift in how drivers interact with their vehicles. With the rollout of Google Gemini beginning in Volvo models, the familiar r

From Maranello comes a new chapter in Ferrari’s evolving interpretation of the high-performance four-seater, as the Prancing Horse introduces the Handling Speciale configuration for the Ferrari Purosangue. This latest en

The shape of the modern SUV is changing, and not just in silhouette. As electrification gathers pace, a new kind of vehicle is emerging, one that refuses to trade personality for efficiency. Enter the iCAUR V23, a compac

Johannesburg, 29 April 2026 — Hyundai Automotive South Africa has reaffirmed its commitment to local sport by placing its support squarely behind the country’s rising golf talent, handing over two vehicles to Sunshine To

Jetour has set its sights firmly on South Africa’s manufacturing landscape, announcing plans to begin local vehicle production from 2027. The news, delivered by Jetour International President Mr Ke Chuandeng at Auto Chin

Subaru Southern Africa has joined forces with VOX Weather, one of the country’s fastest-growing and most trusted online forecasting platforms, in a collaboration that blends precision meteorology with purpose-built engin

The all-new Kia Carens arrives with a clear sense of purpose, reshaping expectations of what a family vehicle can be by fusing SUV-inspired design with the versatility of a seven-seater people mover. It is a product that

The launch of the all-new Mazda CX-5 marks more than a product reveal; it signals a deliberate step into a more resource-conscious era of mobility, where performance and responsibility are no longer competing narratives.