Executive Motoring

Kia Corporation and Uber have signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) at this week’s Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas, committing the two companies to collaborate on Kia’s planned development and deployment of ‘Platform Beyond Vehicle’ (PBVs).

The Nigerian Railway Corporation (NRC) has announced the commencement of the reactivation of old narrow-gauge networks across the country.

A non-government organisation, GreenLight Initiative, has advocated the need to improve road safety and sustainable mobility practices.

Egoras Technology, a sustainable transportation solutions firm, has reiterated its commitment to driving positive change in Nigeria’s transportation landscape, even as it launched dual-fuel tricycles.

The year 2023 began on a bumpy ride for the motoring sector even as the sector witnessed a challenging year. The year was characterised by challenges of inflation, naira devaluation, low purchasing power, customers’ priority among others.

Auto Dealers Association of Nigeria (ADAN) has announced plans to transform automotive trading in the country.The association stated this at its inaugural awards and end-of-the-year stock-taking tagged, ‘The legal problems inherent in operating in an informal trade sector...

The newly appointed Director-General of the National Automotive Design and Development Council (NADDC), Oluwemimo Osanipin, has called on government agencies, the private sector and the general public to embrace made-in-Nigeria vehicles...

Arrangements are in top gear for this year’s Nigeria Automotive Journalists Association (NAJA) Awards.The programme has been slated for December 14 at the Oriental Hotel, Victoria Island, Lagos.

The 2024/25 edition of the Nigeria Auto Guide has been released and is now in circulation, editors of the book have announced. It is the fourth edition of the automotive business directory, capturing new developments.

When on December 14, 2021, the Lagos State government announced that beginning from January 1, 2022, no vehicle within its borders would be issued a roadworthiness certificate without physical inspection, many were overjoyed that the move would address the incessant breakdown of articulated vehicles and trucks on roads.

Academicians have launched a platform to unite academic researchers with a diverse assembly of scholars, practitioners, and policymakers within the transportation field.

Experts have said that shaping the future of a sustainable public urban transportation system in Nigeria requires a comprehensive, multifaceted and integrated approach that addresses key challenges and opportunities.