Consumers will feel impact of war at fuel pumps
The global oil market is under pressure, with geopolitical instability driving prices higher and directly impacting consumers at the pump.
- Industry News
- 4 March 2026
JLR South Africa announced the appointment of Izak Louw (photo) to the position of Communications Manager for the South Africa and sub-Sahara Africa (SSA) markets.
A seasoned professional with extensive experience in marketing, public relations and product management within the automotive industry, Louw will head up PR and Communications for JLR South Africa.
A true automotive enthusiast, some of his career highlights include managing the SA Land Speed Record project in 2015 as well as curating some of the most memorable market-specific limited edition JLR models, including bespoke Range Rovers and Jaguars.
Carmen Slade, Communications and Client Experience Director, JLR South Africa and sub-Sahara Africa: “Izak’s appointment not only strengthens the PR and Communications function, but it also brings continuity, leveraging his 13-year tenure at JLR, with a strong track record of delivering successful product launches and managing comprehensive PR strategies.
“Izak will work closely with his colleagues and external stakeholders to advance JLR’s position as a leading global luxury brand.”
His appointment to his new position is effective immediately.
The global oil market is under pressure, with geopolitical instability driving prices higher and directly impacting consumers at the pump.
Hyundai Automotive South Africa is celebrating a significant milestone, namely 800 000 vehicles sold so far since its debut 25 years ago.
South Africa’s automotive landscape is shifting. While established brands remain strong, buyers are increasingly willing to explore alternatives that deliver better value, stronger features, and more contemporary engineering.
Advertisement
Advertisement
You can't buy happiness but you can buy cars and that's kind of the same thing.
Unknown
The global oil market is under pressure, with geopolitical instability driving prices higher and directly impacting consumers at the pump.
Hyundai Automotive South Africa is celebrating a significant milestone, namely 800 000 vehicles sold so far since its debut 25 years ago.
South Africa’s automotive landscape is shifting. While established brands remain strong, buyers are increasingly willing to explore alternatives that deliver better value, stronger features, and more contemporary engineering.