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Automechanika Breakfast: A Market in Motion

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Feb 11, 2026

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Automechanika Breakfast: A Market in Motion

Dive into our comprehensive analysis of the latest shifts and innovations defining the South African automotive market...

The Future Is Already Here: How Five Forces Are Transforming Automotive in 2026

Dive into our comprehensive analysis of the latest shifts and innovations defining the South African automotive market...

South Africa’s Vehicle Market Maintains Positive Trajectory

January 2026 sees new vehicle sales rise 7.5%, exports grow, and South Africa’s automotive industry maintains solid momentum from 2025.

Record Deliveries and Strong Demand Lead to Toyota’s Global Sales Surge in 2025

Toyota achieves historic 2025 sales, leading globally with 11.3M vehicles and dominating South Africa with best-ever local market performance.

How Autonomous Robots Are Quietly Transforming Car Factory Operations

At Stellantis’ Michigan plant, an autonomous Dexory robot replaces seven-week manual audits, scanning parts and stock levels in about an hour.

A Context Driven Approach to AI in South Africa’s Property, Automotive and Retail Sectors

Lightstone leverages explainable AI and local data to support property, automotive, and retail decisions with clarity and confidence.

LDV’s Terron 9 and D90 Arrive in South Africa

LDV introduces the Terron 9 bakkie and D90 SUV with luxury features, powerful engines, and competitive pricing for the South African market.

Toyota Corolla Cross Falls Short on Safety Standards

Crash tests reveal critical gaps in adult protection for the locally built Corolla Cross, raising concerns over side head safety in South Africa.

Tekton Signals Fresh Direction for Nissan in South Africa

Nissan will introduce the all new Tekton compact SUV to South Africa in 2026, positioned above Magnite and inspired by the Patrol.

South Africa’s shifting car market exposes pressures in the repair sector

As more vehicle brands enter South Africa, repairers face complex OEM standards, rising admin burdens and calls for industry-wide standardisation.

Fully Automated Vehicle Assembly Looms

Generative AI, robotics, and digital twins are set to revolutionize vehicle assembly, reshaping factories and the future automotive workforce.

Case Study Shows Shortcuts in Repairs Can Become a Very Expensive Exercise

A $41M U.S. verdict shows cutting corners on vehicle repairs risks lives. SAMBRA urges South Africans to insist on OEM-compliant repairs.

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