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SA new vehicle sales surge, Toyota leads
Toyota increased its market share even as total domestic sales saw the strongest June performance in almost two decades. The post SA new vehicle sales surge, Toyota leads appeared first on Gadget.
New vehicle sales in South Africa continued their strong start in 2026, with naamsa reporting 209 838 units sold in the first four months, 12,5% higher than the same period in 2025 (186 599 units) and ...
The local content value of South Africa's automotive industry has doubled over the last six years despite losing market share ...
The Rosslyn plant, which the Chinese carmaker acquired from Nissan under a deal announced in January, will undergo lengthy ...
China's Chery formally took over Nissan's car manufacturing plant in Rosslyn on Friday under a deal that was announced in ...
Sales of new vehicles in South Africa continued firing on all cylinders last month, achieving the best June performance in 19 ...
The South African rand was steady on Wednesday as uncertainty over U.S.-Iran talks weighed on risk appetite, while ...
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China’s car boom forces Stellantis to rethink South African factory plans
One of the world’s largest carmakers, Stellantis, has paused plans to build its first manufacturing plant in South Africa as ...
Almost one in five new vehicles sold in SA in Q1 2026 came from Chinese manufacturers, with a growing share being NEVs.
The report highlights a market that is still expanding, but becoming more selective. Rising fuel costs, financing expenses, ...
This, coupled with cautious investment from major miners due to demand uncertainty, is expected to tighten the market. Palladium production is also projected to decline. These shifts suggest a ...
The war in Iran has helped reshape the global electric vehicle market, giving Chinese automakers an opening across the developing world as soaring fuel prices push drivers towards electric vehicles, ...
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