Regulatory uncertainty and lack of government funding are major obstacles to scaling SA’s electric vehicle charging network.
inDrive is the latest e-hailer to receive approval from the transport department, confirming compliance with SA’s regulations.
The used-car dealer turns to artificial intelligence and data analytics as Chinese car brands squeeze margins.
The rollout will tackle rising costs, improve driver safety and support job creation, as SA’ e-hailing sector shifts towards electric mobility.
South Africans increasingly adopt ride-hailing, as convenience and costs reshape mobility choices in major cities.
Search had a strong quarter with AI driving usage, queries at an all-time high and 19% revenue growth, says CEO Sundar Pichai.
The city’s urban mobility directorate expects another 13 e-buses to arrive between October and December.
Ride-hailing increasingly supplements income for gig workers, amid high unemployment and financial pressure, says Ipsos.
The MVNO partners with global eSIM technology services provider Airalo to give travellers to SA instant access to mobile services.
The e-hailing firm’s investment will fund electric vehicle rollout, Uber Moto expansion and initiatives for driver-partners across SA.
South Africans explore the purchase of electric vehicles as fuel price hikes kick in, with government incentives and used EV availability supporting adoption.
A 23-year veteran of the Siemens Group, Florian Kellenberger will help Siemens Mobility accelerate SA’s digital rail transition.
