Dealer industry news from around Southern Africa
The new vehicle sales figures for November 2021 are indicative of the positive direction the market has been taking this year, says the National Automobile Dealer Association (NADA).
The new-vehicle market continued to show resilience on its gradual recovery path during November 2021, despite several challenges during the month, says Mikel Mabasa, the CEO of automotive business council naamsa.
The Organisation Undoing Tax Abuse (Outa) says it notes the article published by online publication Moneyweb, which states that the Cabinet has decided to scrap e-tolls on the Gauteng Freeway Improvement Project (GFIP).
Ford South Africa showcased the upgrades to their Silverton facility in Pretoria during a recent visit by senior leaders from their International Markets Group (IMG).
Here is to the men and women who ensure that food insecurity is not an issue in our country – at least at national level.
Ford revealed its next-generation Ranger bakkie, which will also be produced for local consumption as well as the export market at its Silverton plant in Pretoria.
Vehicle sales are continuing to recover despite the erratic supply of vehicles from original equipment manufacturers (OEMs), says JSE-listed automotive group, Motus.
Bridgestone has launched their high-performance Potenza Sport tyre in South Africa this week.
There has been a significant deterioration in the sentiment of chief executives of member companies of automotive council, Naamsa, about general new vehicle business conditions over the next six months.
The South African market for quad bikes has a new major player with the Taiwan-made TGB Blade range of all-terrain vehicles (ATVs) being launched recently.
Stop AARTO, says the Automobile Association following the termination of former CEO Japh Chuwe.
Toyota South Africa Motors (TSAM) has set itself the extremely ambitious target of selling more hybrid Corolla Cross models than traditional internal combustion engine models by 2035.
Chery South Africa has signed a comprehensive agreement with the Automobile Association of South Africa (AASA).
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