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BMW sees hydrogen cars as a complement to battery-electric vehicles, not a competition between the two technologies, and is rolling out a pilot fleet of BMW iX5 Hydrogen fuel cell electric vehicles around the world, including SA.

The demise of the Nissan NP200 means Mzansi has no half-tonner left, but the one-tonne market is flourishing

Large families seeking a multipurpose vehicle that can haul children to soccer practice have a growing number of options to choose from.

There is no chance of mistaking the new GR Corolla for a repmobile. With its inflated wheel arches, triple exhausts, prominent rear diffuser, red brake calipers and blacked-out grille this Toyota proclaims its sporting intent in no uncertain terms.

The annual Monterey Car Week in the US always attracts the world’s most valuable cars and biggest spenders, and last week’s classic-car auctions didn’t disappoint.

Motoring editor Denis Droppa gets behind the wheel of the marque’s value-orientated MU-X

Naamsa’s Mikel Mabasa warns that the time to shift to EV manufacture is running out

Like a salty topping on a sweet croissant, a sports car and an SUV don’t typically mix well. Starting off with a heavy, high-riding barge only to drop the suspension and fit low-profile tyres defeats such a vehicle’s original all-terrain purpose, and they’re not much use on potholed tar roads either.

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