Executive Motoring

The largest West African Automative Show (WAAS), will begin today at Landmark Centre, Victoria Island, Lagos. Ending on May 18, the third edition of the exhibition and conference, according to the organisers, promises to be four times larger than the previous editions.

CFAO Motors has been appointed an official distributor of Toyota vehicles in Nigeria. The appointment positions CFAO Motors as the second official distributor of Toyota vehicles in the country, and reinforces the company's commitment to providing high-quality mobility solutions ...

Kia has introduced its Software Defined Vehicle (SDV) technology through its EV9 SUV’s on-demand features and over-the-air (OTA) software updates, allowing customers to remotely purchase and install new software functions based on their needs.

New insight from a sample of 55,000 car-related transactions on the Autochek platform has revealed that millennials are more likely to apply for car loans than any other age group.

Stakeholders have faulted the approval of the National Automotive Industry Development Plan, saying it is coming too late in the life of the administration.

Stakeholders in the automotive industry are concerned over the failure of the current government to see through the automotive policy. Last week, the Minister of Trade and Investment, Adeniyi Adebayo, disclosed that the ministry would soon submit a new auto

The National Association of Nigeria Travel Agencies (NANTA) has said tourism is capable of ending the xenophobic issues between Nigeria and South Africa.

The Nigerian Railway Corporation (NRC), arguably Nigeria’s longest surviving government business had a stronghold on the rail sub-sector of the economy holding down its development for 68 years when it became transformed in 1955 or longer, 125 years since the first tram ran on rail tracks in Lagos in 1898.

The Managing Director of Orava Nigeria Limited, a marine logistics firm, Darlington Ofor has encouraged the Enugu State Governor-elect, Peter Mbah to prioritise transport sector advancements as a critical component under his administration.

Ashok Leyland, flagship of the Hinduja Group, along with Stallion Motors, its exclusive distributor in Nigeria for over a decade, launched the light commercial vehicle, Phoenix in Lagos, for Nigerian market.

Honda Automobile Western Africa Limited (HAWA) has launched the all-new 2023 High-Rider Revolutionary Vehicle (HR-V) with stylish design and more responsive engine into the Nigerian market.

EN1 Technologies has started the development of solar-powered vehicles in Nigeria and other countries in Africa. The Chief Executive Officer EN1 Technologies, Onomor Eseoghene Benjamin, made this known while addressing journalists recently. While explaining the motive for the initiative, Benjamin noted that the lack of stable electricity remains a major deterring factor for many people…