Across Kenya, the rainy season is underway, with recent heavy rainfall bringing tougher driving conditions in various parts of the country. These conditions can...
Across Kenya, the rainy season is underway, with recent heavy rainfall bringing tougher driving conditions in various parts of the country. These conditions can...
The global automotive sector is undergoing its most profound evolution in decades, with the aftermarket sector squarely at the forefront of this dynamic shift.
Software-defined...
When a customer brings a vehicle into your workshop with poor handling, excessive bouncing, uneven tyre wear, or unusual braking behaviour, the issue often...
Across many African markets, the growing vehicle population is creating a tyre-waste problem that the automotive aftermarket can no longer ignore. Every vehicle eventually...
The automotive aftermarket is facing a skills challenge that is becoming harder to ignore. Vehicles are becoming more electronic, connected, software-driven, and increasingly electric,...
For decades, the automotive industry in Africa viewed the battery as a relatively simple component. It started the engine, powered lighting and supported basic...
For many fleet operators, engine oil is often treated primarily as a consumable replaced at scheduled service intervals. Once the oil change is complete,...
Across Kenya, the rainy season is underway, with recent heavy rainfall bringing tougher driving conditions in various parts of the country. These conditions can...
New repair solutions for e-motors, hybrid modules, inverters, mechatronics and electric drive unit reducers revealed ZF’s overarching parts portfolio for electric vehicles covers 92...
President William Ruto has witnessed the signing of a memorandum of understanding (MoU) between the Kenyan government and Endelevu Enterprise Corporation for a proposed...
Automechanika Dubai will return from 10–12 November 2026 for its 23rd edition, bringing the international automotive aftermarket community together for three days of sourcing,...
