How Omoda, Jaecoo brands are rewriting global auto history
Chery surpasses 20m global vehicle sales as Carloha Nigeria reaffirms commitment to delivering world-class mobility solutions
NAC to boost patronage for local auto plants
Mercedes-Benz GL- Class special edition debuts
Hyundai canvasses sports Development at Lagos Marathon
XKR-S, fastest Jaguar ever
Ashok Leyland to start production in Nigeria by December
Cruze hits millionth sales as Chevrolet marks 100 years
NTM, local assemblers to close shop if…
NAC seeks 35% duty differential between FBU and locally assembled units
Lagos govt acquires more Ford vehicles for security
Asian Motors, Weichai Power Company enter deal
Jaguar Land Rover models scoop more awards
BMW 1 Series begins new era in Nigeria
Hyundai commercial vehicle, a world class product -Oguamalam
Partner Connect, 408, 308 join Peugeot family in Nigeria
Range Rover out with 2012 class

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Auto Trade group to address problems of auto industry
WORRIED by the declining fortunes of the automobile industry in Nigeria, the Automobile and Allied Trade Group of the Lagos Chamber of Commerce and Industry, will hold a Seminar/Symposium to address the problem.
Nigeria, very important to Ford – Feder
FORD Motor Company (FMC) Director Export Operation and Global Growth Initiatives, Mr. Hal Feder has described Nigeria as a very important market for the company.
Kia posts 16.3% global sales growth
Kia Motors Corporation posted 16.3 per cent global sales growth in September. The global sales figures include export sales, domestic sales and sales from overseas plants) for passenger cars, recreational vehicles RVs and commercial vehicles for September 2011, recording a total of 217,736 units sold.
GM, DTM Toilet enter deal for 100 trucks
THE Management of GM Nigeria and DMT Toilet have sealed a deal for the supply of 100 units of GM trucks for the delivery of DMT toilets and evacuation of human wastes by the company.
Jaguar/Land Rover builds new facilities in Sub-Sahara Africa, creates more jobs
JAGUAR/Land Rover has disclosed that it has invested about $52 million in facilities and human development in the sub-Sahara Africa in the current business year.

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