Motoring

Chery enters global top 10 sales, surpasses 20m vehicle sales

Chery enters global top 10 sales, surpasses 20m vehicle sales

*As Carloha celebrates feat By Theodore Opara Carloha Nigeria, authorised distributor of Chery vehicles in Nigeria, has celebrated another landmark achievement by Chery Automobile as the global automotive brand continues its remarkable ascent on the world stage. Following Chery’s historic achievement of surpassing 20 million cumulative global vehicle sales, the company has now reached another […]
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Jaguar Land Rover  expands Ingenium Powertrain family

Jaguar Land Rover expands Ingenium Powertrain family

Jaguar Land Rover has expanded its powertrain family, unveiling new technologies for both current and future vehicles. The new additions will support the company’s long-term commitment to reduce vehicle emissions and improve fuel economy across its range through the introduction of more efficient engines along with alternative powertrains, lighter vehicles and improved vehicle energy conservation.

New SUVs power Mercedes-Benz ahead of rivals

New SUVs power Mercedes-Benz ahead of rivals

Mercedes-Benz in the first half of 2016 overtook other luxury car makers in the number of vehicles sold, thereby approaching its goal to beat competitors on annual sales for the first time in 11 years.

Coscharis savours BMW Centenary with new offers for customers

Coscharis savours BMW Centenary with new offers for customers

In celebration of BMW‘s 100 years anniversary, Coscharis Motors in association with the BMW Club Nigeria celebrated the epoch making event at the Eko Atlantic City, Lagos recently with the display of a wide range of BMW models and trim levels. The objective was to highlight the achievements and sheer driving pleasure that BMW is renowned for over the years.

Meeting with Buhari on Nigeria auto industry exceeded our expectations – Nissan Africa Boss

Meeting with Buhari on Nigeria auto industry exceeded our expectations – Nissan Africa Boss

Managing Director Nissan South Africa, Mike Whitefield was one of the delegates of African Association of Automobile Manufacturers, AAAM, who recently met with President Muhammadu Buhari at the Villa in Abuja. In this interview in Johanesburg, South Africa, Whitfield, who doubles as President, National Association of Automobile Manufacturers South Africa, NAAMSA, and Vice President AAAM bares his mind with select journalists from Nigeria at the just concluded Festival of Motoring in Johannesburg, where he expressed high hopes that the meeting with the Nigerian President far exceeded the association’s expectations but wished the Federal Government could redouble her efforts to get the auto policy underway. Excerpts: