Charleen Clarke
Editorial Director at FOCUS on Transport and Logistics
Car, truck and travel junkie. Addicted to hugs.
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1 week ago |
autotrader.co.za | Charleen Clarke
MAN Truck & Bus has launched its latest heavy-duty off-road model, the MAN TGS 33.360 6x6 BB CH NN, in South African. This new model is designed specifically for extreme terrains and demanding industrial environments, with features tailored to industries such as construction, mining, waste management, and forestry. The MAN TGS 33.360 is the latest addition to the company’s TGS range, offering a robust and reliable vehicle for operations that require exceptional traction and durability.
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2 weeks ago |
autotrader.co.za | Charleen Clarke
Both models took centre stage at the Kia exhibition stand, offering vastly different but equally significant glimpses into the company’s commercial ambitions. One is a tech-filled van that looks like it rolled off a sci-fi film set; the other is a brawny, go-anywhere bakkie built to compete with the toughest names in the business. According to Kia, the PV5 is more than just a van – it’s a “mobile lifestyle hub”.
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3 weeks ago |
autotrader.co.za | Charleen Clarke
The EFL 10T HV – which will be launched in South Africa this year – is a high-voltage electric forklift powered by lithium-ion batteries, built to tackle heavy-duty tasks with a 10-tonne load capacity. It’s produced by EP Equipment, a Chinese manufacturer based in Hangzhou, which was founded in 2007. The company’s products are sold in South Africa by the Orizen Group. This forklift is part of EP’s latest series, which covers machines from four to 25 tonnes.
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1 month ago |
autotrader.co.za | Charleen Clarke
While South Africa's transport industry still lags behind Australia in adopting Performance-Based Standards (PBS) vehicles, these trucks are becoming an increasingly familiar sight on (and off) the country's roads. As their numbers grow, the question arises: could these advanced vehicles revolutionise transport, logistics, and road safety in South Africa? The mining sector in South Africa has faced numerous challenges and opportunities in recent years.
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1 month ago |
focusontransport.co.za | Charleen Clarke
As the UK’s largest-ever class action against diesel car manufacturers heads to court, the question arises: could commercial vehicle manufacturers face a similar fate despite their substantial green investments? As the UK High Court reviews the largest-ever class action against car manufacturers for excessive emissions of nitrogen oxides (NOx), the implications for the commercial vehicle (CV) industry are worth considering.
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Now this REALLY is a sight to behold. Have you ever seen a truck tow this number of vehicles? We've certainly never seen anything like it (which is undoubtedly a good thing). https://t.co/ItDkbgbBxc
