
NEW JAECOO J5 SHS BRINGS HYBRID POWER TO SA
OMODA and JAECOO South Africa has announced the local arrival of the J5 SHS, the new-energy variant of the J5 crossover introduced in September 2025.

OMODA and JAECOO South Africa has announced the local arrival of the J5 SHS, the new-energy variant of the J5 crossover introduced in September 2025.

The impressive facelift boasts more sophisticated cabin and upgraded infotainment technology to its distinctive premium multi-purpose vehicle (MPV).

Kia has turned up the appeal of its popular Sonet range with a host of upgrades, led by the addition of a standard sunroof on the EX, the popular mid-spec model.

The new facility brings together Suzuki’s head office and distribution operations, with office, warehousing, training and support facilities designed to help the business operate more efficiently and better serve its growing network across South Africa.

THE ANNUAL Seven7 Drive for kids with cancer is set to take place this month, and Jameel Motors South Africa, Changan’s official importer and distributor, has raised its hand for this year’s adventure with the Changan Hunter F70 4WD Auto.

VEHICLE buyers are increasingly looking beyond the showroom price and monthly instalment to understand the full cost of owning a vehicle, according NADA.

Tata Motors Passenger Vehicles are bolstering their exciting local line up with the addition of the Tata Osprey, a locally curated version of the Tata Nexon, one of Tata Motors most successful passenger vehicles.

The Pajero makes a comeback after it was discontinued globally in 2021 and it is assembled in the Mitsubishi Motors production facility in Thailand and is destined for over 100 countries globally, including South Africa.

Comprising the third-generation Audi Q5 SUV, second-generation Audi Q5 Sportback, Audi SQ5 SUV and Audi SQ5 Sportback, the new family represents the most sophisticated interpretation yet of Audi’s luxury midsize SUV, combining progressive design, digital innovation and exceptional refinement.

Naamsa reported that vehicle exports declined by 11,9% to 35,091 units, reinforcing the need to strengthen industrial competitiveness and translate improving domestic demand into local production, localisation, investment and employment.