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Motoring
Chery climbs to the top of SUV brands
Che r y has been steadily climbing the ranks as a regional SUV brand. Just recently the company was named as South Africa’s second-largest SUV brand.
Symbio inaugurates first gigafactory
Symbio, an equally-owned joint venture between Forvia, Michelin and Stellantis, this month inaugurated SymphonHy, its first Gigafactory, which has been hailed as a centre of technological and industrial excellence.
Daihatsu to halt all shipments over rigged safety tests
Toyota subsidiary Daihatsu said yesterday that it will suspend shipments of all car models in Japan and abroad, following news it had rigged safety tests.
City Police Traffic Tips: Driving tips for a safe festive season
As we move towards the back-end of the year, many of us are preparing to shut the laptops and go for a breather away from the hustle and bustle of this beautiful city.
JAECOO to redefine the urban off-road SUV
JAECOO, the newly established urban off-road SUV marque and second brand from OMODA&JAECOO, is scheduled to launch its first model, the highly sophisticated J7 in southern Africa in early 2024.
Ford adds vibrant and dynamic Puma to local line-up
Ford has launched the exciting Puma in southern Africa, introducing its vibrant SUV-inspired compact crossover to local customers.
Style meets substance in the all-new Isuzu D-MAX X-RIDER
Isuzu Motors South Africa is launching the all-new D-MAX X-RIDER – the latest iteration of the exciting X-RIDER series that has been exceptionally popular with southern African customers since it debuted in 2016.
GMW’s ORA ushers in a new era of pure EVs
GWM ORA, the innovative and fashionable “Pure Electric Vehicle” from GWM, introduces a new era for GWM in southern Africa by bringing a fresh new approach to electric mobility with the official launch of the new GWM ORA 03.
City Police Traffic Tips: Children’s pedestrian safety is a shared responsibility
Crashes involving learners are partially attributed to their careless behaviour as pedestrians as well as lack of support and knowledge from parents.