Jetour targets bigger Nigerian market, reaffirms Africa commitment
NADDC seeks financing reforms to boost vehicle ownership, local assembly
More power, luxury for 2016 Ranger Rover
Weststar unleashes new Mercedes-Benz AMG GT
Abuja Motor Show targets investments for auto sector
Ford Odyssey Contest: How Lady Liane beat male contestants
Hyundai Grand Sante Fe redefines SUV segment
Leventis unveils Foton light duty trucks
Sweeping redesign adds refinement, zest to 2015 Camry
Nissan honours Stallion for outstanding performance
Izzy brings new dimension to auto parts sourcing
All new Jaguar XE takes performance, luxury to next level
Mercedes-Benz expands SUV line-up in Nigeria with GLA
Ford goes further with Coscharis
Boulos renews commitment to FG’s auto policy
NAC commends Coscharis over Ford partnership

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Mobile waterless car wash debuts
“The Green Machine uses waterless carwash products that lift the dirt from the vehicle by a process of emulsification; meaning that the spray breaks down the dirt into molecules, surrounds and coats the dirt molecules, lifting them off the surface,” explained the Chief Executive Officer of Green Machine Nigeria, Kemi Koyejo. This method, she said, results in longer lifespan of the car paint and prevents corossion of the body.
US shows interest in Nigeria’s auto policy
As a follow-up to the recent visit of President Muhammadu Buhari to the United States of America, USA, officials of the Economic Affairs Department of US Embassy in Nigeria visited the headquarters of National Automotive Council, NAC, in Abuja recently to make enquiries on the Nigerian Automotive Industry Development Plan, NAIDP, with a view to informing the investment decision of American government and its business community.
Kia restates commitment to auto industry
According to him, “for the industry to be revolutionalised and contribute immensely to the country’s internally generated revenue, government needs to stay true to the new auto policy and clamp down on the unchecked influx of imported used cars. The Chief Commercial Officer, who disclosed that the company is currently producing nine new Kia models at its plant in Lagos, noted that the company was yet to break even with its investment as the demand for new cars in Nigeria was relatively low compared to pre-owned vehicles.
VIP unveils Mahindra two-wheelers
VIP Merchandise Enterprises Ltd, representatives of Mahindra Two Wheelers Ltd in Nigeria, has launched the Mahindra range of motorcycles in the Nigeria. The launch was attended by Mahindra officials from India, captains of industries, the Indian High Commission and some traditional rulers. Speaking at the occasion, Mahindra Two Wheelers Ltd Head of Exports, Mr. Sandeep Kumar Singh, noted that the Mahindra Two Wheelers were made for Nigeria and African.
Kia siblings sweep autopacific awards
Four models from Kia Motors America (KMA) were recognized as segment winners of the 2015 AutoPacific Vehicle Satisfaction Awards (VSA), including the Quoris luxury sedan, which ranked at the top of the Luxury Car category and won AutoPacific’s coveted President’s Award, given to the vehicle that achieves the highest-ever overall VSA score.

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