Omoda, Jaecoo build consumer trust through safety, sales growth
Evolution of world’s best-selling car, Corolla
Takata offers condolences to victims of faulty airbags
GM cuts outlook for US new vehicle sales
Genesis G70 undergoes final test before launch
ALBON, AMTO, BTOA, form association
Ramadan: Jetvan offers free labour, diagnostics
Avolad unveils new weighbridge test unit
FRSC deploys 25,000 personnel for Eid- el – Fitri patrol
Hyundai expands SUV line-up with Kona
Ford committed to growing Nigeria auto industry
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SubscribePAN tasks NADDC to fast-track auto industrial devt
MANAGING Director of PAN Nigeria Limited, Alhaji Ibrahim Boyi has asked the Director General of National Automotive Design and Development Council, NADDC, Mr. Jelani Aliyu, to fast-track the pace of automotive industrial development including local components manufacturing in Nigeria.
Kia targets more market share with new Stonic Crossover
KIA Motors has concluded plans to introduce its new B-Segment Crossover in the second half of 2017.
Ford spreads driving skills, knowledge through ‘train the trainer’
FORD Motor Company, in conjunction with its distributor, Coscharis Motors, has brought back its Driving Skills for Life (DSFL) programme to Nigeria.
Record low sales: Auto firms seek govt intervention
THE dwindling sales of automobiles in Nigeria has continued to drive companies’ operations further into stalemate making their manufacturing plants a ghost of themselves as a result of underutilization. This has placed investors on the brink of exiting the country or changing their business portfolio in recent times.
LAMATA and challenges of Lagos transport sector management
IT seems that all too often, many Lagosians are more than familiar with the unending presence of gridlock and traffic congestion along roads in Lagos State. This causes commuters to be more strategic in planning their movements within the state. In many cases most Lagosians would not want to be caught on the Lagos Island from 4pm for fear of getting stuck in the popular Third Mainland Traffic snarl.
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