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In a move that reflects both caution and calculation, the South African Reserve Bank has elected to keep the country’s repo rate unchanged, a decision that quietly steadies the ground beneath South Africa’s vehicle retai

In Affalterbach, where speed feels less like a goal and more like a native language, Mercedes-AMG is preparing to redraw the limits of what its road and race cars can be. The promise is simple but audacious: the most ext

Suzuki is setting the stage for its electric future in Ireland with a strategic move that blends convenience, cost-efficiency, and customer experience into a single, seamless package. With the arrival of the all-new e Vi

The rhythm of the urban street has always been written in colour, and SEAT is leaning into that idea with fresh intent. The Ibiza and Arona, already central to the brand’s identity, now arrive with an expanded palette th

Toyota Gazoo Racing South Africa (TGRSA) made an encouraging start to the 2026 South African National Rally Championship (SANRC) as motoring journalist Mark Jones and navigator Kes Naidoo steered the team’s Toyota GR Yar

In the rolling hills and scattered rural communities of KwaZulu-Natal, access to education often comes with quiet, persistent obstacles. For many learners, the journey to knowledge is shaped not only by what happens in t

There is a certain poetry in a century-old marque reinventing itself with cutting-edge chemistry and code. MG, a brand long associated with British motoring heritage, is now steering confidently into the electrified futu

There are moments in motorsport that feel less like history and more like a pulse that never quite fades. The story of the Corvette Grand Sport is one of those rare currents, flowing from the raw ambition of the 1960s st

The Royal National Lifeboat Institution (RNLI) has received the first batch of INEOS Grenadier 4X4s, marking the start of a five-year partnership aimed at bolstering the charity’s lifesaving search and rescue operations.

Johannesburg, 20 March 2026 – LEPAS, South Africa’s newest mobility brand, is accelerating social impact with a strategic partnership with the Black Coffee Foundation, focusing on youth empowerment, education, and commun