Motoring

OMAA unveils new CNG, electric buses, with vehicle finance

By Theodore Opara As Nigerians starts embracing vehicles with alternative energy, OMAA, a Nigerian vehicle and energy company, has unveiled three new passenger vehicle models in Compressed Natural Gas, CNG, and battery-electric vehicle, EV, variants, alongside a vehicle financing programme designed to make fleet acquisition more accessible for transport operators and corporate organisations. The unveiling, […]
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Ranger beats Hilux to win pick-up of the year award in Nigeria

The Ford Ranger was crowned the 2016 Pick-up of the Year by the Nigeria Auto Journalists Association (NAJA), reinforcing its status as a segment-defining model in the highly competitive light commercial vehicle sector. The Ranger beat the Toyota Hilux and Mitsubishi L200 pickup for the coveted award.

Oversight function, not witchhunt says Transport Committee

The Chairmen, Joint Senate and House of Representatives committees on Land Transport, Senator Gbenga Ashafa and Hon. Aminu Isa, have stated that oversight functions being carried out by the Legislature should not be interpreted as witch hunt. The duo stated this during a working visit of the joint committees to the headquarters of the Nigerian Railway Corporation (NRC) in Lagos.

Kia Niro, world’s most fuel efficient car

Arriving at New York City Hall in downtown Manhattan, the 2017 Kia Niro officially received a Guinness World Record® title for the lowest fuel consumption driving across the USA from coast to coast (hybrid car). The new record-setting mark is an incredible 76.6 mpg.

GAC GS4 SUV finally settles in Nigeria

MONDAY, December 12, 2016 remains a day to be remembered for a long time in Nigeria, especially within the auto industry and the arts and entertainment world. It was a day an outstanding Chinese model, GAC GS4 Sports Utility Vehicle (SUV) was unveiled into the Nigerian market.

The Lion roars again in Peugeot 301

Peugeot 301 won the 2016 Car of the Year Award in the Nigeria by the Nigeria Auto Journalists Awards, NAJA, beating two strong Japanese contenders, the Toyota Corolla and Nissan Almera for the coveted position.

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