Abuja Jetour Experience: Where cars, luxury, art and culture came alive
By Theodore Opara Beyond the Showroom: Jetour Delivers Three Days of Fun, Cars and Culture in Abuja For three days in Abuja, Jetour Nigeria turned the Maha Event Centre, Garki, into a lively meeting point for automobiles, technology, art, culture and entertainment, giving visitors far more than a conventional car exhibition. The Jetour Experience Abuja […]
Toyota Hilux, Starlet go through real test at Smokin Hills
THE Toyota Hilux pickup and the newly introduced Toyota Starlet mini sub compact SUV were put to real test at the just concluded Toyota Fleet Day event held at the Smokin Hills Golf Resort, Ilara-Mokin, Ondo State.
Nigeria’s Automotive Industry: Stakeholders calls for unity, policy consistency
Policy inconsistency, poor implementation and increasingly dwindling purchasing power of Nigerians have been identified as the bane of automotive sector development in Nigeria.
Izuchukwu MD leads luxury bus owners
THE Association of Luxury Bus Owners of Nigeria, ALBON, last week held a biennial general meeting where members elected a new national executive committee to drive the transport proprietors’ body through the next two years.
KIA K8 sedan hits the road, wears new logo
KIA Corporation has announced the arrival of the K8 to the Middle East region, the first model to arrive following the rebirth of the Kia brand and one that exemplifies the automaker’s new purpose and ambitions for the future.
How African automotive market can rise from 1.1m to 5m vehicles annually — Whitefield
PRESIDENT of the Association of African Automotive Manufacturers, AAAM, Mr. Mike Whitefield, has predicted that African automotive market could rise from the current 1.1 million vehicles per annum to five million vehicles a year if Nigeria and other concerned African countries key into the recommended Automobile Industry Development plans recommended by the AAAM.
