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Changan has officially announced their plans to re-enter the South African commercial vehicle sector, under their “Changan Commercial" brand name. This move follows the brand’s entry into the South African market last year with their passenger vehicles, such as the UNI-S and Hunter K50 REEV, both cars which we have already featured and reviewed.

We put the new Suzuki Across through its paces. From a gorgeous design, comfortable interior and surprisingly good practicality, the Across definitely has a lot to offer, but the question remains, is this the crossover you've been waiting for?

Following the roll-out of the all-new 9th-generation Toyota Hilux, the double cab-variant of the new Hilux was the first of its kind to roll-off the assembly line. This was a grand milestone. Not only did it signify Toyota’s reliance on the KZN province but also emphasised KZN as the central hub for distributing the popular bakkies across both Africa and Europe.

The updated Renault Kiger is finally here in South Africa, bringing with it updated styling and new features. The Kiger has already well-established itself in South Africa as an affordable, sub-compact crossover.

Dunlop has announced the completion of a R1.7 billion investment to the manufacturing plant. The main aim of this investment is quoted to deliver new world-class technology to the facility.

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Changan has decided to release their new Hunter 2.0D for South Africa, cutting back on looks and features but for sure doubling down on utility. Surprisingly, however, this bakkie has a French side…

The car culture in South Africa is truly something else. Really, it was a varied mix of South African built vehicles and imported cars from a variety of other countries.

Grant Adlam and I got the opportunity to review Changan’s 7-seater family SUV, the CS75 Pro, and oh my did it wow us in more ways than just design.

Chinese cars have completely redefined what truly makes a luxurious car. And to that point, is where we see GWM’s Haval H6 PHEV shine in that aspect.

A recent press release by Toyota South Africa Motors (TSAM) confirms the automaker’s R10.4 billion investment at their Prospecton manufacturing plant in Durban. This investment follows the brand’s launch of the 9th generation Toyota Hilux, which will be built at this plant.

The Changan Hunter K50 REEV is an AWD range-extender electric bakkie with a futuristic design paired with proper luxury. This is also the world’s first range-extender electric bakkie.

Chinese cars entering South Africa have completely redefined what truly makes a luxurious car. And to that point, is where we see GWM’s Haval H6 PHEV shine in that aspect.

The Renault Captur Esprit Alpine features a four cylinder, 1.3L turbocharged engine producing a respectable 113kW of power and 270Nm of torque. When Grant first drove this car, he was very impressed by just how much power this car has, and I definitely saw where he was coming from.

Changan Hunter K50 REEV: Smiles on Dials and Silent Miles - Grant Adlam

Behind every For some time, Mitsubishi has maintained a relatively low profile in the South African market. Yet the brand still enjoys strong recognition among motorists who remember icons such as the Lancer sedan and the rugged Triton bakkie, particularly popsuccessful festival is an enormous amount of planning. While audiences remember the music, entertainment, food and atmosphere, event organisers know that a memorable festival depends on something far less glamorous: reli

With the mid-year school holidays underway, many South African families are heading off on road trips, family visits and winter getaways. While planning routes, packing bags and booking accommodation often top the to-do list, taking time to prepare your vehicle can make all the difference to your safety, comfort and travel budget.

Check out our latest review of the very impressive Mitsubishi Destinator, a 7-seater SUV with lots to offer. From its capable turbocharged 1.5l engine to luxurious interior, it simply is a fantastic choice for big families or epic roadtrips!

Most people choose the colour of their new wheels with their heart, but beyond aesthetics, your car’s colour could influence its value, upkeep, and everyday comfort for years to come. It’s not that one colour is right and another wrong; it’s about understanding the trade-offs. From visibility on the road to comfort in the summer sun, maintenance, and even resale appeal, the car colour you pick can define your driving experience long after you leave the showroom.

The Changan UNI-S gives a bold first impression with its strikingly gorgeous appearance reminiscent of American car designs, giving the car a tough and “I’m quite capable” look, and it certainly is.