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Automotive News In Africa, Including import and export of Agri produce
“BMG and Danfoss Drives have enjoyed over a decade of close collaboration since signing a strategic alliance agreement in 2015. This formal partnership arrangement strengthened BMG’s original distribution agreement for
Toyota South Africa Motors (TSAM) has notified consumers and the National Consumer Commission (NCC) of a recall affecting 518 vehicles across five Toyota models sold through the company’s national dealer
China’s rapidly expanding electric vehicle (EV) industry is creating new opportunities for African economies, offering a pathway to lower fuel import bills, strengthen local manufacturing, and accelerate the continent’s transition
Egypt is positioning itself to become one of Africa’s leading automotive export hubs, with plans to begin exporting locally manufactured and assembled vehicles to international markets before the end of
Nissan has named automotive veteran Juan Wheeler as Managing Director of Nissan South Africa, tasking the former finance executive with leading the company’s recovery following the closure of its long-standing
Renault has officially commenced exports of the new-generation Duster from its manufacturing facility in Chennai, India, with the first shipment of 750 sport utility vehicles (SUVs) destined for South Africa.
Automotive Giant Expands Local Supply Chain Through New D-MAX Production Programme Isuzu Motors South Africa (IMSAf) has announced a R510 million investment in local vehicle manufacturing, reinforcing its commitment to
JOHANNESBURG, South Africa – South Africa is proposing to expand its automotive incentive programme to include critical minerals used in electric vehicle (EV) battery production, a move aimed at strengthening
South Africa’s light commercial vehicle (LCV) industry is facing growing export challenges in 2026, even as domestic demand for locally manufactured bakkies remains relatively robust. New industry data highlights a
Morocco has emerged as Africa’s leading industrial economy after ranking first on the African Development Bank’s 2025 Industrialisation Index, overtaking South Africa for the first time in the continental rankings.