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Stuart Potter Appointed MD of Volvo Group Southern Africa

OEM News

Mar 3, 2026

Staff Writer

Stuart Potter Appointed MD of Volvo Group Southern Africa

Volvo Group Southern Africa names Stuart Potter as Managing Director, effective 1 March 2026, succeeding Waldemar Christensen.

South African New Vehicle Sales: February 2026 Market Review

Domestic vehicle sales surged to 53 455 units in February, the strongest since 2013, while exports declined sharply amid global pressures.

Chery Prepares Hybrid Bakkie for South Africa

Chery previews the KP31 double-cab bakkie for SA, featuring a diesel plug-in hybrid and strong off-road capability.

Hyundai Marks 800,000 Sales Milestone in South Africa

Hyundai Automotive South Africa celebrates 800,000 vehicles sold in 25 years, strengthening its legacy in the South African automotive market.

Morocco’s Automotive Sector Defies Export Slowdown with Strong January Performance

Morocco’s automotive sector began 2026 with 19.1% export growth, led by vehicle manufacturing and cabling, reinforcing its global supply-chain role.

BMW Accelerates European Rollout of Physical AI with Leipzig Pilot

BMW expands Physical AI manufacturing with humanoid robots in Leipzig, testing autonomous robotics for smarter automotive production.

Formula 1 is roaring into 2026

Formula 1’s 2026 season brings radical rule changes, new teams, and a fierce title battle as the grid resets for an exciting year.

From the Classroom to the Car: Hyundai Puts Girls in the Driver's Seat

Kloof High students gain hands-on automotive knowledge in Hyundai’s workshop, building confidence and safety for future drivers.

Wayve Attracts Global Backers as It Strengthens Its Autonomous Driving Ambitions

Backed by Mercedes Benz, Nissan and Uber, Wayve gears up for large scale autonomous deployments starting in London.

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