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- 10 December 2024
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Nissan South Africa has updated its small crossover Magnite range with the addition of the new Magnite Non-Turbo EZ-Shift (2 Pedal “AMT”) with three grades to supplement the rest of the range.
GWM launched its first fully electric vehicle (EV), the Ora 03, in South Africa. The Ora 03 was first seen by South Africans at the Nampo Harvest Day and Festival of Motoring event earlier this year and is currently the most affordable EV in the country.
Ever wished for a longer, roomier Jimny? Simply visit your nearest dealer as the new five-door Jimny is now available locally.
Volvo is not really unknown to the multi-purpose vehicle (MPV) genre if you considered its big comfy station wagons as MPVs. More recently, Volvo is all about SUVs until now. With the launch of the Volvo EM90, the Swedish manufacturer now offers a premium MPV that is all electric.
JAECOO has officially announced the group’s entry into South Africa, making it one of the very first countries in the world to welcome the newly established urban off-road SUV brand.
Ford announced a host of new models at its centenary celebrations held at its Silverton plant and live streamed to its Struandale Engine Plant in Gqeberha and dealerships nationwide.
Mini’s new generation of its spacious all-rounder, the Countryman, will be launched in South Africa in the second quarter of next year.
Don’t feel like a C-Class or a GLC SUV? Well, the new Mercedes-Benz GLC Coupé ticks all the boxes. The new GLC SUV sibling is now locally available with a two-model line-up.
Kia updated its Sportage range and changed the line-up of this mid-sized SUV, which was launched locally in South Africa last year.
Against the background of the last “small” bakkie, the Nissan NP200, coming to the end of its life cycle, there is much speculation regarding which manufacturer will fill the gap. Fiat fired the first shots by announcing that its Strada bakkie will be introduced into the sub-Saharan Africa market.
Despite tough economic times, Ferrari can’t keep up with demand for its iconic luxury vehicle.
If the Japan mobility show is anything to go by, Suzuki fans can brace themselves for a roller-coaster ride.
JAC Motors South Africa has just officially introduced the new T9 double-cab range, representing the pinnacle of its T-Series line-up. South Africa's unique position as the inaugural right-hand-drive market for the T9 underscores its pivotal role in JAC Motors' global expansion strategy.
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