Omoda, Jaecoo build consumer trust through safety, sales growth
Evolution of world’s best-selling car, Corolla
FRSC boss laments attacks on his men, vows to fight back
Massilia Motors unleashes all-new Mitsubishi Sport— SUV
FG tasks driving schools on standards
Electric car gets Novitec touch for 1st time
VW recalls 766,000 cars for faulty brake system
Porsche enjoys most successful first half
Nigeria can produce 380,000 cars per year —Jacky, KIA MD
Auto industry begging a tow
Background of the National Auto Policy
Access Bank woos customers with Kia Cerato
Design prize for futuristic Kia Telluride concept

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Mental stability: FRSC unleashes Cobra Squad
THE Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) has drawn a battle line with recalcitrant traffic law violators with the inauguration of a special patrol team codenamed Cobra Squad in the FCT. In a ceremony to kick-start the event recently, the Corps Marshal and Chief Executive Officer of FRSC warned that the agency would deal decisively with any offender.
Nissan to offer standard automatic emergency braking on 2018 models
NISSAN has announced that it is making Automatic Emergency Braking, AEB, standard on a projected one million vehicles sold in the United States for model year 2018, including seven of the company’s most popular models – Rogue/Rogue Sport, Altima, Murano, LEAF, Pathfinder, Maxima and Sentra (except manual transmission-equipped and all NISMO versions).
301, Nigeria’s Car of the Year gets facelift
DETERMINED to recover its position as Nigeria’s best selling brand, PAN Nigeria Limited has unveiled the latest generation of the Peugeot 301 sedans in Nigeria.
France to end sales of petrol, diesel vehicles by 2040
France will end sales of petrol and diesel vehicles by 2040 as part of an ambitious plan to meet its targets under the Paris climate accord, new Ecology Minister Nicolas Hulot announced Thursday.
Petrol cars will vanish in 8 years, Nigeria in more trouble
No more petrol or diesel cars, buses, or trucks will be sold anywhere in the world within eight years. The entire market for land transport will switch to electrification, leading to a collapse of oil prices and the demise of the petroleum industry as we have known it for a century.

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