Jetour’s Lagos off-road drive ends with clean water gift to Iwerekun
PiggyVest, Mikano Motors partner to make new car acquisition easier
Commuters groan under heavy traffic in Lagos
Porsche X-rays operations in first three months
Stallion Group ups the ante with virtual showroom
Uber to cut 3,000 jobs, trim invesment
Commuters resort to trekking as fares hit the roof
COVID-19: Porsche profits dip
Finally, Toyota Yaris gets SUV version

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ABC boosts long haul operations with new trucks
ALTHOUGH ABC Transport was the first transporter in the country to shut down operation as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, reports reaching Vanguard has it that the company is set to hit the ground running as soon as it the Pandemic is contained.
Already ABC Cargo Express, a division of ABC Transport Plc has added 10 new units of SHACMAN heavy duty trucks to boost its cargo operations in Nigeria.
COVID-19: Porsche deliveries down by 5 per cent in first-quarter
IN the first three months of 2020, Porsche handed over 53,125 cars to customers worldwide. Compared to the year before, deliveries were down by five percent due to effects of the coronavirus pandemic. The Cayenne was the most popular model with 18,417 deliveries. It was followed by the Macan with 15,547 vehicles.
Stallion shares experience of distributing COVID-19 palliatives
IT is 7.00 p.m at Lagos, but the peace and quiet all around suggests that it could very well have been midnight. There’s no traffic, no incessant whirring and clunking. We have set out to deliver free rice and fish to the COVID-19 hospitals in Lagos State with the Stallion Group team. The selfless people working in the frontline have risked their lives to ensure that aid reaches where its required the most. Some 77 state hospitals in Nigeria are already registered as a part of this programme.
COVID-19: Auto firms pull resources to save lives
WITH hardship biting harder by the day on account of the coronavirus pandemic and the attendant lockdown ordered by the Federal Government, some auto companies in the country have pulled resources to ameliorate its effects and donating to save lives.
Kia extends vehicle warranties over COVID-19
KIA Motors Corporation has announced the launch of the ‘Kia Promise’ today, a global warranty extension programme for its vehicles. The Kia Promise is designed to support Kia customers whose movements may be limited because of the COVID-19 pandemic. It covers 142 countries and all vehicles with original Kia warranties that expire between February 1 and April 30, 2020. The programme extends the warranty of all eligible vehicles to June 30, 2020.

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