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Nissan South Africa has confirmed its presence at the 2026 edition of Nampo Harvest Day, where the brand will showcase its latest vehicles alongside a selection of heritage models that celebrate more than six decades of

Chery South Africa has recorded its strongest sales month of 2026 so far, delivering 2,462 vehicles in April as the brand continued a steady upward climb through the first four months of the year. The latest figures mark

April 2026 delivered a difficult trading environment for South Africa’s automotive industry, with rising fuel prices, economic uncertainty and a calendar packed with public holidays placing additional pressure on vehicle

Alfa Romeo Junior takes centre stage once again as the final chapter of the cinematic “Learn to Love Again” campaign arrives with tension, emotion and a touch of espionage drama. The third episode, titled Interrogation,

Mercedes-Benz Vans South Africa has lifted the curtain on its top-performing agents and dealers for 2025, celebrating a network that continues to power the brand’s success with precision, passion and a customer-first min

Toyota South Africa Motors (TSAM) once again underlined its dominance in the local automotive landscape, closing April 2026 with a commanding 21.2% market share and 10 188 vehicles sold. In a month traditionally softened

The UK’s electric vehicle market accelerated sharply in April, with the multi-award-winning Renault 5 E-Tech electric claiming the title of Britain’s most popular EV, according to the latest Society of Motor Manufacturer

Aston Martin’s endurance racing momentum continued to gather force in California as the Vantage GT3 delivered another statement result in the 2026 IMSA WeatherTech SportsCar Championship, securing a hard-fought GTD class

British adventurer and fine-art photographer John Balsdon has etched his name into long-distance driving history, completing the legendary 20,000km Cape to Cape challenge in record-breaking time behind the wheel of an IN

South African motorists are bracing for yet another hard knock at the pumps as global instability tightens its grip on fuel markets. With conflict in the Strait of Hormuz continuing to disrupt supply routes, fuel prices