The festive season is a time of joy and celebration, but it’s also infamous for seasonal increases in traffic accidents and vehicle related crimes. Whether
Globally, and within the country, demand for the electric vehicle (EV) is growing. So being able to tap into the minds of car shoppers around
As the country adapts to adjusted Level 2 lockdown regulations, the impacts of the pandemic remain high on the motor industry’s agenda. A year ago,
April new vehicle sales told an inspiring story of the South African motor industry’s resilience, while also providing a harsh reminder of the bleak outlook
Prices of pre-owned electric vehicles (EVs) on AutoTrader show some models losing significant value in the first twelve months after registration. Although this might be
February last year was the last normalised sales month before lockdown regulations sent the motor industry spinning. Back then, the market declined just 0,7% against
The burden of the pandemic, continued economic pressure, and the resultant low levels of business and consumer confidence expectedly took their toll on new vehicle
South African new vehicle sales recorded their best post-lockdown performance in November, providing positive signs of a slow rehabilitation of the country’s motor industry. Amidst
April new vehicle sales were effectively dormant as South Africa endured its first full-month of lockdown. With dealerships closed, businesses forced to work remotely and
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