DFSK SA, a division of WilGin Holdings, is reaffirming its commitment to reliable and affordable mobility through advanced LPG (Liquefied Petroleum Gas) technology engineered specifically for long-term engine durability.
Nissan has taken another step in its electrification drive by debuting two all-new vehicles at the Philippine International Motor Show, using the event to underline China’s growing importance in the company’s global plans.
Electric mobility has reached a decisive turning point, with the International Energy Agency’s Global Electric Vehicle Outlook 2026 reporting that nearly 30 percent of all new cars sold worldwide this year will be electric.
South Africa’s electric vehicle (EV) market is at a pivotal moment. Progress has been made in manufacturing, registrations, and charging infrastructure, but the pace and scale of adoption will depend on decisive policy choices and coordinated industry action.
Ferrari has ushered in a new chapter of its history with a striking debut in one of Italy’s most tradition‑laden settings. The company presented its first fully electric production model, the Luce, to Pope Leo XIV at Castel Gandolfo, the papal residence overlooking Lake Albano.
Stellantis’s reported plan to invest more than €1 billion in its Mulhouse factory from 2029 could become one of the most significant industrial bets in France’s electric vehicle transition.
When engineers want to understand how a product is built, they carry out a teardown. This involves dismantling the item piece by piece to study its design, materials and performance.
Two new off-grid, solar-powered charging stations for electric vehicles (EV) have been switched on as part of the Zero Carbon Charge (CHARGE) network.
House lawmakers in the United States (US) have proposed bipartisan legislation that would require electric vehicles (EVs) to pay a R2 227 ($130) fee annually for road repairs, and R578 ($35) for some plug-in hybrid models, according to Reuters.
iCAUR South Africa has launched the 03T, a fully electric SUV available in two versions, 2WD and AWD locally.
BYD is exploring the possibility of taking over underused car plants in Europe as it looks to expand its manufacturing base and strengthen its foothold in the region’s electric vehicle (EV) market.
Opel has unveiled a key project under development in its model strategy: a completely new, all-electric SUV in the important and highly competitive C-segment that would extend the current line-up.
Nissan’s decision to drop a planned $500 million investment in electric vehicle (EV) production at its Canton, Mississippi plant is the latest indication that established manufacturers are reassessing how quickly the market will shift to battery power.
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