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These were the five biggest stories in South Africa’s transport industry this week.

The entry price of electric vehicles has fallen dramatically over the last year.

For around the same price as a VW Polo, South Africans can have a double-cab bakkie instead.

The rise in affordable new cars in South Africa is putting pressure on the pre-owned market.

Volkswagen is open to sharing its factories with Chinese automakers as the company fights to whittle down production costs and reduce complexity.

The difference between 93 octane and 95 octane petrol comes down to more than just price.

South Africans can expect several new cars from Chery, Omoda, Jaecoo, iCaur, and Lepas in the near future.

Soon there will only be four station wagons on sale in South Africa.

Audi confirmed the A1 is reaching the end of its life cycle.

Don’t miss out on this golden opportunity to put your brand top of mind for South Africa’s active automotive industry spenders.

The government plans to reduce licence card printing times to seven days.

Jetour has announced that it plans to produce its T-Series SUVs at Chery’s new factory in South Africa.

Mercedes-Benz expects a stronger second half of the year even as it slashes global production by 10% to cut costs.

Sixty60’s 10,000 on-demand delivery drivers have received over R160 million in tips.