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Jetour Nigeria introduces Rely R8 SUV aimed at rough-terrain drivers

Jetour Nigeria has launched the Rely R8, a sport utility vehicle marketed for drivers who regularly travel on rough or unpaved roads, according to Punch Newspapers. The Chinese-linked brand is positioning the model as a rugged alternative for motorists who need higher ground clearance and off-road capability. The Rely R8 enters a segment of the […]

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Jetour Africa Expedition arrives in Nigeria via WMotors

The Jetour Africa Expedition has arrived in Nigeria, hosted by automotive company WMotors, according to The Sun Nigeria. The showcase forms part of the Chinese SUV brand’s wider effort to build visibility across African markets. Jetour is a relatively young marque in the global automotive landscape. Established as a sub-brand of Chinese automaker Chery, the

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Ghana’s Vice President Urges Zonda Tec to Expand Local Vehicle Parts Production

Ghana’s Vice President, Prof. Naana Jane Opoku-Agyemang, has called on Zonda Tec Ghana Limited to expand the local production of vehicle components as a way of generating employment and strengthening the country’s manufacturing base, the Ghanaian Times reported. The appeal, made during an engagement with the company’s leadership, fits within long-standing government efforts to deepen

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Ghana Reflects on the Road Ahead for Domestic Vehicle Assembly

The question of what Ghana wants from its emerging automotive industry has returned to public discussion after Vice President Prof. Naana Jane Opoku-Agyemang visited the assembly yard of Zonda Tec Ghana Limited in Tema, the country’s main industrial port city, according to AllAfrica. In an editorial carried by the Ghanaian Times and republished by AllAfrica,

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