The definitive pulse of the South African automotive landscape — from manufacturing shifts to the future of mobility.
Nissan has launched the refreshed X-Trail in South Africa, bringing updated styling, enhanced technology, improved comfort and competitive pricing to its popular mid-size SUV range.
Renault has brought the Trafic Passenger back to South Africa, offering a spacious nine-seat people mover with modern technology, flexible seating and a 2.0-litre turbo diesel engine.
Chery is set to introduce its affordable all-electric Q in South Africa at the end of August, offering up to 400 km of range, modern technology and practical everyday usability from an expected R350 000.
Advanced parking technology is emerging as one of the clearest demonstrations of the software-defined vehicle, showing how AI, connectivity and automation can solve everyday driving challenges while creating new opportunities for connected mobility.
The refreshed 2027 Mercedes-Maybach GLS 680 delivers 603 hp, enhanced luxury features and greater rear-seat comfort, raising the bar for flagship luxury SUVs.
The European Union now requires all newly registered passenger cars and vans to include driver distraction warning systems, introducing technology that monitors driver attention while protecting personal privacy.
Government is advancing a new phase of its Special Economic Zones strategy, aiming to strengthen manufacturing, attract investment and position industrial hubs as drivers of inclusive economic growth.
New crash data from Allstate reveals significant differences in collision risk across US cities, highlighting how driving behaviour and local conditions influence road safety.
Four Hyundai apprentices have been recognised at the 2026 Motus Top Apprentice Awards, highlighting the company's continued investment in developing South Africa's next generation of automotive technicians.