“We are mindful of the fact that in the present economic situation where the costs of everything, including vehicles, fuel, and auto parts, among others, are rising daily

ONE of the biggest challenges facing motor vehicle owners these days is the problem of fueling of their automobiles. Unlike in the past when most vehicle tanks could be filled with between N7,000 and N10,000, it will now require  between N35,000 and N43,000 to fill such tanks.

THE effect of fuel subsidy removal by the Federal Government has been taking a toll on Nigerian automobile owners lately. Well placed Nigerians are beginning to drop their big cars for smaller ones to reduce fuel consumption.

NIGERIA is on the verge of mass-producing electric vehicles as part of measures to shift attention away from the rising cost of fuel. Already, the Federal Government will ratify the Electric Vehicle, EV, Development Plan in the coming weeks.

‘We came to Nigeria to do some research on the local (tyre) market for more trade and strengthen our partnership with Tanzanite Ltd’

By Theodore Opara Nigeria’s post-fuel subsidy era appears to be heading the way of electric as the Nigerian government, through the National Automotive Design and Development Council (NADDC), has acquired locally-assembled electric vehicles with their charging infrastructure from Nigerian mobility technology company, Jet Motors, a move that may signal the future of mainstream mobility in […]

By Theodore Opara Carloha Nigeria, a global automobile company that specialises in sales and  services of quality used vehicles, has opened HD Autos outlet, a new automobile shop in Lekki, Lagos. To enhance this venture further, Carloha Nigeria partners with HD Motors, a renowned name in the automotive industry, known for their high-quality vehicles and […]

The Nigeria Auto Journalists Association (NAJA), has concluded plans to host its Annual Training workshop for 2023 on August 24 in Lagos

The Nigerian market for used cars, also known as Tokunbo, have hit 500,000 per year, against 13,000 for brand new cars in the country.

By Theodore Opara Suzuki by CFAO, a subsidiary of CFAO Group and authorised distributors of the brand, last Friday, rolled out an all-new Grand Vitara SUV in Nigeria. It also announced its comeback into the passenger and logistics segment with the introduction of Suzuki Eeco coming as 7-seater and 2-seater mini buses. Addressing motoring journalists […]

By Theodore Opara As the popularity of electric vehicles, EV, continues to grow all over the world, the Fedaral Government, according to the Vice President, Kashim Shettima, has said that the prospects of Electric Vehicles is bright in Nigeria. Speaking at the recent meeting of the National Economic Council, NEC, after test driving the Hyundai […]

“Are you going to stay with them when your car is being repaired?”What if the car has to stay overnight in the mechanic workshop?”

With a high performance engine that produces 662Kw/ 900hp(888bhp) and 1000Nm torque, the Brabus 900 Rocket R “1of 25” Limited Edition is unarguably, one car that lovers of high performance supercars could be waiting for in 2023.

Winner of The Voice Nigeria Season 4, Pere Jason, has been officially presented with a JAC Sports Utility Vehicle (SUV) by the Managing Director of Elizade Autoland, Mr. Demola Ade-Ojo, authorized distributor of JAC vehicles in Nigeria.

By Theodore Opara CFAO recently marked its 120 years of business existence in Nigeria, where it honoured a former Chairman of the company, Chief Molade Okoya-Thomas, with a posthumous award, among other personalities instrumental to the success of the firm. The company’s milestone event was marked in Lagos with a dinner, which was graced by […]