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Isuzu’s alternative to the Toyota Fortuner (and Ford Everest), did not quite enjoy the same popularity as the first mentioned competitor, but with a serious upgrade the mu-X hopes to achieve better sales in future.
There is a new Urban Cruiser in the Toyota stable, and it’s replacing the smaller outgoing Urban Cruiser. Since its introduction in 2021, Toyota’s Urban Cruiser has consistently ranked first in the highly competitive B-SUV segment, achieving a market share of 19%.
Opel has revamped its popular Corsa range for 2023, and the latest addition to the line-up is the Corsa Lite, which will serve as the entry model to the range.
JAC Motors South Africa has launched the latest addition to its N-Series line-up, the N140 9-tonne truck.
Mercedes-Benz has unveiled the facelift of the GLS with a number of new design features, upgraded equipment and a fully electrified engine portfolio with 48-volt technology.
Porsche has always been known for its iconic sports cars, but over the years, the brand has expanded its range to include SUVs as well.
The Export Trading Group Logistics (ETGL), distributor of the TGB range of quad bikes in Southern Africa, has expanded its model range, and a 1 000cc-model is now also available locally.
Suzuki has opened a new front in its campaign for a larger share of the South African vehicle market, specifically the SUV segment.
A new player in the commercial segment, specifically the panel-van category, has arrived in South Africa.
One of most prominent SUVs in the Nissan Stable, the X-Trail, has landed in South Africa with new outfit and equipment.
The Omoda, a luxury brand within the Chery Group, has put tyre to the tar in South Africa, and the newest vehicle brand is now officially on the road after its launch here last month.
The successor to the famous Lamborghini Aventador was recently unveiled, named the Revuelto.
Hang on for a moment Golf GTI because the most powerful Golf yet, is now locally available and it is not a GTI.
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