
Chinese cars pose potential security risk
Chinese cars are in the spotlight for their expansive data collection.
SUNDAY, 22 FEBRUARY 2026, 20:41

Chinese cars are in the spotlight for their expansive data collection.

Municipalities have less than six months to ready themselves for the rollout of the AARTO Act.

Chery and GWM continued to lead the way, the former’s Jetour and Omoda & Jaecoo sub-brands joining it in the top five.

Security experts have identified the cars in South Africa at high risk of being hijacked in 2026 – including one that was launched only six years ago.

BMW’s factory in South Africa has been producing cars for over 50 years.

Concerns are mounting that VW could close its Kariega plant soon.

T-Roc combines comfort, quality and tech of large SUV packaged as a compact offering.

O.R. Tambo International Airport is spending billions on upgrades.

One in five cars sold in South Africa last month was one of these affordable hatchbacks.

Under fire automotive retailer Motus has defended its realignment plans following a court interdict.

Brand posted a 12.2% year-on-year sales increase last year, with Africa now being its second biggest market after Thailand.

European carmakers are pulling the plug on electric-vehicle plans.

Car subscriptions have taken off in South Africa, leaving many wondering what it costs to rent long term.

GLC 200, effectively, replaces the dearer 300 as the only non-AMG petrol engined GLC now available.