Vehicle shortages push Algerian buyers to treat autos as investments

Nigerians can acquire vehicles with 10% deposit under Access Bank financing initiative

Nigerians will be able to acquire vehicles with as little as a 10 per cent deposit and receive financing approval under a new vehicle financing initiative launched by Access Bank, which offers funding of up to 90 per cent of a vehicle’s value and repayment tenures of more than four years. Speaking at AutoFest, the [] Nigerians can acquire vehicles with 10 deposit under Access Bank financing initiative

Filling up in Spain is about to get more expensive as fuel discounts start disappearing

Filling up your car in Spain is about to become a little less generous. While drivers will still get money []

How China’s Used Car Boom Is Reshaping Ghana’s Import Market

Ghana’s roads run on used imports. Public transport gaps, thin car financing, and a young, growing middle class mean most Ghanaian drivers buy their first car secondhand, not new. For years, that meant vehicles arriving mainly from the United States, Europe, and, in smaller numbers, Japan. That supply picture is shifting, and China is becoming []

FRSC’s strategic push to curb tanker and trailer crashes in Nigeria

In Nigeria’s road transport ecosystem, Tanker and Trailer operations remain one of the most critical yet high-risk segments. From devastating fuel explosions to multi-vehicle collisions, the consequences of articulated vehicle crashes have historically been severe, claiming lives, destroying property, and disrupting economic activity. Between 2020 and early 2025 alone, Tanker-related incidents accounted for at least The post FRSC’s strategic push to curb tanker and trailer crashes in Nigeria appeared first on Dateline Nigeria.

JéGO, GoCab strike deal to put 6,000 EVs on West African roads 

The deal comes as Africa's EV market grows but remains limited by two problems: financing and charging. Much of the region's electrification so far has centred on two- and three-wheelers.