Motoring

The facelifted Renault Kiger has arrived in South Africa with a sporty new look and refreshed interior.

The study reveals that business-owned vehicles are 48% more likely to be targeted than personally-owned vehicles.

Join Ignition TV presenter Juliet McGuire as she test drives the latest MINI Cooper S Convertible.

The department of mineral and petroleum resources has announced decreases for all grades of fuel in November.

Chinese automotive brand Changan has announced the availability and pricing of its full range of cars in South Africa.

Toyota SA is reminding owners of some of its vehicle products of the ongoing Takata airbag recall campaign. Commenting on the new call-to-action phrase of the “Don’t Risk It, Fix It” campaign, CEO and president of Toyota SA Andrew Kirby said this was not a new recall but an enhanced campaign to ensure that every affected vehicle was accounted for and repaired.

Volkswagen Group Africa’s Kariega plant has reached a new milestone, producing its 500,000th unit of the latest Polo model, a Kings Red example headed for Germany. The Eastern Cape facility, which became known as the “Home of Polo” just over a year ago, has been assembling the popular hatchback since 1996.

Schuster joins Audi SA with more than 20 years’ automotive experience in Germany, Italy and Singapore

Renault South Africa has updated its Kwid range with revised pricing and a new trim naming structure. Prices now start at R178,799, making the Kwid one of the country’s most affordable new cars. The new pricing structure also includes a one-year comprehensive insurance policy, a five-year/150,000km warranty and a two-year/30,000km service plan.

KLA research finds SA drivers put family first and horsepower a close second

KLA research finds SA drivers put family first and horsepower a close second

DSG makes T-Cross an easier steer.

Premium carmakers have had to work harder in recent times to maintain cachet in the eyes of consumers. That is because various technologies and trappings once the preserve of luxury marques have been democratised. You can have decent infotainment capabilities, soft-touch veneers and semi-autonomous trickery in a humble B-segment crossover these days.

Alex Albon and Carlos Sainz have been disqualified from Singapore Grand Prix qualifying due to technical breaches.

South Africa’s new vehicle sales in September achieved their highest monthly level in 10 years, continuing a high-revving recovery for the automotive market in 2025. According to figures released by automotive umbrella body Naamsa, 54,700 cars and commercial vehicles were sold last month. It was a 24.