Two additions to T-Cross range focus on affordability
- Product News
- 7 February 2025
New vehicles, reviews and more.
Volvo, considered by many as one of the frontrunners in the electric vehicle (EV) race, has just announced the price of its new EX30, a full size all electric vehicle even if it will only be locally available in 2024.
Mercedes-Benz Vans South Africa has introduced its most exclusive van yet, the V-Class Special Edition. It will be exclusive for the South African market only, with a limited number build.
BMW has unveiled a new BMW 5 Series and for the first time it will include a fully electric model. The BMW i5 will symbolise sustainable premium mobility in the upper mid-range vehicle segment.
The new Outlander in the Mitsubishi stable is ready to take to South Africa’s roads as the flagship in the manufacture’s local range.
Hyundai added a new flagship, the N Line, to its local Tucson SUV range. Hyundai’s Tucson N Line is not merely a derivative with a new look and some mechanical changes to fit its sporty character.
Subaru Southern Africa will be introducing the new Crosstrek locally, replacing the XV as the manufacture’s offering in the compact crossover segment beneath the bigger Forester and flagship Outback.
Another fully electric vehicle is on its way to South Africa with Lexus announcing the planned introduction of the RZ SUV, the first Lexus BEV (Battery Electric Vehicle) built on a dedicated electric vehicle platform, to the country.
Citroën’s best seller in South Africa, the C3, has landed on local shores in a new guise. For starters, only the entry-level Feel model will be available with the higher grade, more powerful and automatic version joining in later.
Mercedes-Benz has unveiled the new, third generation, GLC in South Africa and will now include a line-up that boasts a mild-hybrid system with 48-volt technology.
In order to address the post-COVID situation in South Africa, the all-new Toyota Vitz will offer consumers in the small-car market almost unrivalled affordability and low running costs with this latest fruit of Toyota-Suzuki alliance.
The quickest (and most expensive) Toyota Corolla yet, has put tyre to the tar in South Africa with the arrival of the new GR Corolla. The very quick Corolla made its debut recently at the Simola Hillclimb in Knysna.
The first production model of the Jeep Grand Cherokee passed through the doors of Cobo Hall in Detroit in 1992. Jeep is now introducing the 5-seater Grand Cherokee in South Africa alongside the Grand Cherokee L, which is Jeep’s ultra luxurious 7-seater.
This year’s NAMPO Harvest Day will serve as the stage on which Ford South Africa will debut the exciting and adventurous all-new Wildtrak X.
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