By Ricky Luntz, CEO, Refuel South Africa’s heavy users of diesel, such as the mining, agriculture and food production industries, face three converging pressures on their fuel budgets. Firstly, fuel price volatility is eroding profits in these...
Even as spiking petrol and diesel prices are squeezing South African wallets tighter than the backlog of oil tankers trying to get through the Strait of Hormuz, new car sales are showing strong growth. For the 2025 calendar year, passenger car sales...
With strong competition, particularly from other Chinese automotive brands in South Africa, taking the helm of a Chinese auto brand locally could seem daunting. While he acknowledges the challenging and competitive nature of the industry, Gerhard...
2026 is the year when the economics of fleet electrification become more compelling than ever for a broader range of operators. The convergence of new vehicle classes, clearer operating economics and instability in fuel prices including South...
As South Africa observes Transport Month, supply chain industry body SAPICS is putting the spotlight on the critical link between transport infrastructure and national supply chain resilience and says that collaboration and education are key to...
In 2024, South Africa’s automation industry is not just advancing technologically but also making significant strides in fostering an inclusive environment for women. As automation transforms industries and creates new opportunities, it is also...
South Africa’s transport industry, a vital component of the nation’s economy, is currently facing a myriad of challenges. These obstacles range from aging infrastructure and safety concerns to inefficiencies and funding shortages. As we...
