Intelligent security technology is emerging as a key operational tool for electric public transport, not just a way to combat crime.
The global robotaxi fleet is forecast to reach 1.53 million vehicles by 2036, as driverless services expand across more markets.
SA’s new-energy vehicles market is shaped by affordability concerns, Chinese brands and lower operating costs, says Cars.co.za.
Bolt SA has onboarded 500 000 partner drivers in SA, with billions paid out over the platform’s decade-long local operation.
When finance operates as a strategic business partner, it enables organisations to innovate confidently while remaining grounded in commercial reality, says Romona Moodley, CFO at Macrocomm Group.
Two electric trucks tackle a 4 000km South African freight route to test heavy EVs and expose critical charging infrastructure gaps.
GreenCape highlights key investment opportunities for SA’s green economy, from bus electrification to large-scale renewable energy.
Viral dashcam footage exacerbates longstanding e-hailing safety concerns, with drivers calling for stronger verification, policing and platform security measures.
The state signals opportunities for South Africa to be a leading player in the global e-mobility and battery value chains.
Bolt is taking its e-hailing compliance drive to the provinces, with licensing backlogs, rider verification and relations with the minibus taxi industry high on the agenda.
inDrive expands its pickup technology in SA, to reduce one of the most persistent frustrations in e-hailing.
Bolt adds conversational AI to ride-hailing, with a ChatGPT integration now available to South African customers.