Spiro Nigeria unveils growth plans for Nigeria, new MD
By Theodore Opara Spiro, Africa’s leading electric mobility company and recipient of the West Africa Sustainable Award (WASA), has reaffirmed its commitment to accelerating Nigeria’s transition to sustainable transportation. This was revealed by the newly introduced Country Head/Managing Director of Spiro Nigeria, Mr Prasad Sane at the second edition of the Media Connect organised by […]
Work & Play, SMT Volvo, bring Auto RallyCross to Sagamu
A TWO-day Auto RallyCross and Golf tournaments will hold in Sagamu, Ogun State tomorrow and Sunday, aimed at making this year’s Children Day celebration a memorable one for the children within Sagamu and its environ.
New NADDC boss fires first salvo: I’ll work with only progressive companies
Newly appointed Director-General of the National Automotive Design and Development Council (NADDC), Mr. Jelani Aliyu, has said that he will work with only progressive companies in order to move the automotive industry forward.
Leventis Motors unveils Lovol brand, drops JCB
Leventis Motors, a division of A.G Leventis (Nigeria) Plc, has sealed a deal with Lovol Heavy Industries Company Limited of China for the distribution of the Lovol brand in Nigeria.
S/East zone not excluded from ongoing rail project – Ministry of Transportation
The Federal Ministry of Transportation on Friday said that the South-East zone had not been excluded from the Federal Government’s ongoing rail projects.
GM to pull out of India, sell S Africa plant
GENERAL Motors plans to quit selling vehicles in India by the end of this year and will sell operations in South Africa, the latest steps in a strategy of focusing cash and engineering effort on fewer, more profitable markets. GM said, Thursday, it will take a $500 million charge in the second quarter to restructure operations in India, Africa and Singapore. It will cancel most of a planned $1 billion investment to build a new line of low-cost vehicles in India.
