Dealer industry news from around Southern Africa
The 2026 Simola Hillclimb once again underlined its status as one of South Africa’s leading motorsport and lifestyle events, drawing large crowds to Knysna for a weekend that blended high performance machinery with a distinctive, accessible atmosphere.
At Auto China 2026 this weekend, President of Jetour International, Ke Chuandeng, made the announcement that from 2027, Jetour will be producing some of their models locally in South Africa
Changan has unveiled its ambitious “1+4+4+5” global strategy, signalling a determined push to become one of the world’s top ten automotive brands by 2030.
Brands in the Chery Group showcase their latest offerings at the 2026 Beijing Auto Show recently held in China.
South African motorists are heading for another fuel price adjustment in early May, with increases likely to be driven mainly by global oil prices and a weaker rand, rather than additional tax changes.
Mahindra South Africa has announced a change to its key leadership position with Rajesh Gupta, current CEO of Mahindra South Africa, appointed as Regional Head for South Africa, Australia, New Zealand and South Asia for the parent company Mahindra and Mahindra.
Oil prices jumped on Wednesday after Iran's seizure of container ships in the strait.
CMS Systems is celebrating 25 years in business, marking a significant milestone for a company that has become a central player in automotive retail technology.
Hyundai Motor is preparing an aggressive comeback in China, unveiling plans to launch 20 new vehicles over the next five years as it tries to rebuild its position in the world’s largest car market.
China’s electric vehicle makers are pivoting from a battle over batteries and build quality to a race for intelligence, as artificial intelligence (AI) becomes the new selling point inside the cabin.
Ford Motor Company is reorganising its product development and manufacturing operations as it seeks to accelerate the rollout of future vehicles and strengthen its long-term profitability.
The University of South Africa (UNISA) has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with Messe Frankfurt South Africa, a move that places African academia at the centre of major trade exhibitions.
Stellantis has broadened its Mopar aftermarket brand with the launch of Mopaw, a pet-focused line of travel and vehicle accessories aimed at drivers in the United States (US).
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