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Expanded Parts Stock to Support Workshops

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Feb 4, 2026

Staff Writer

Expanded Parts Stock to Support Workshops

DFSK South Africa doubles parts inventory and upgrades tech to keep vehicles moving, reducing downtime and improving workshop efficiency.

Customer Support Overhaul Targets Workshop Efficiency

Mahindra South Africa has sharpened its customer support systems with a clear emphasis on reducing downtime in workshops and improving parts...

AkzoNobel and McLaren Strengthen Long-Standing Partnership Ahead of WEC Campaign

AkzoNobel and McLaren Racing are set to deepen their nearly twenty-year partnership, signalling a renewed commitment to innovation as McLaren...

Building a Future - How Dealerships Open Doors for School Leavers

The automotive retail industry presents a wealth of opportunities for young South Africans entering the workforce straight from school, offering...

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In a vast bakkie (pickup truck) plant on the outskirts of Detroit in the United States (US), a towering robot is now handling a job that once...

EU Moves Toward Stronger Rules for End of Life Vehicles in Drive for Circular Automotive Economy

The European Union (EU) is set to introduce significantly strengthened rules governing how vehicles are designed, built and dismantled after...

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Brand diversification is reshaping South Africa’s motor body repair sector — and the system is struggling to keep up

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While Africa accounts for only about 2. 5% of the global paint and coatings market by value, its automotive coatings segment, especially...

Nissan to sell Rosslyn plant to Chery

Nissan ends local manufacturing at Rosslyn, selling plant to Chery SA. Most staff retained as Nissan shifts to importing vehicles in 2026.

A Case Study of the Dire Consequences of Ignoring OEM Repair Rules

SAMBRA urges strict OEM repairs after a US court fined $31M for a glued roof causing injuries, highlighting risks for local insurers and workshops.

Recycled Auto Parts Market Gains Momentum as Costs and Climate Pressures Rise

The global market for recycled automotive parts is expanding steadily as higher input costs, tightening environmental regulations and demand for...

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