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Toyota achieves historic 2025 sales, leading globally with 11.3M vehicles and dominating South Africa with best-ever local market performance.
At Stellantis’ Michigan plant, an autonomous Dexory robot replaces seven-week manual audits, scanning parts and stock levels in about an hour.
Geely plans to sell over 6.5 million vehicles by 2030, expand overseas, and challenge top global automakers with new energy and modular platforms.
Mercedes-Benz’s Tomorrow XX programme embeds sustainability into design, materials and recycling, aiming for a truly circular vehicle lifecycle.
Volvo’s new EX60 electric SUV promises up to 810 km of range, ultra-fast charging and advanced safety, with South African launch due in 2026.
Nissan to import vehicles as Chery SA acquires Rosslyn plant, securing jobs and ensuring continued automotive production in South Africa.
JAC Motors adds the T6 2.0 CTi single-cab to its range, offering strong diesel performance, long range and value-focused pricing.
Honda will roll out a redesigned, borderless H-mark from 2027, debuting on new electric and hybrid models as part of its electrified brand shift.
Mercedes-Benz South Africa introduces the GLA Night Edition, blending bold monochrome styling, AMG design flair and mild-hybrid efficiency.
Volvo’s new Centum font boosts reading speed, driver focus, and serenity, debuting in the EX60 as part of its 100-year design vision.
Toyota South Africa Motors posts its strongest sales since 2007, growing market share to 24.8% as the local vehicle market rebounds.
Tata Motors South Africa will expand its SUV line-up in 2026 with the Nexon and Sierra, adding new compact and premium options to the range.