Tag: General Motors East Africa

Kenya Coach Industries (KCI) and General Motors East Africa will today Tuesday 16th December 2014 commission a sh 500M Isuzu and Chevrolet showroom, service workshop, parts center...

Toyota’s diversification into the commercial vehicle business has seen it reclaim its market leadership, opening a wide lead ahead of its main rival General...

Demand for pickup trucks and heavy commercial vehicles in East Africa is driven by growth in agriculture, telecommunications, transportation and construction. In the pickup...

Used car dealers shrugged off the rising prices to grow sales 24.3 per cent on increased demand. Data from the Kenya National Bureau of Statistics...

Toyota Kenya is adding tractors to its product range as the Japanese firm seeks to cut its reliance on the sluggish saloon car market. The...

New vehicle sales last year recovered beyond the 2008 peak as General Motors East Africa (GMEA) cemented its position as Kenya’s leading auto dealer. Data...

Increased demand for buses and trucks helped General Motors East Africa (GMEA) overtake Toyota Kenya as the country’s largest car dealer by unit sales in the 11 months to November. Data from the Kenya Motor Industry Association (KMI) shows that GMEA’s market share increased to 25 per cent at the end of November from 21 per cent as at June. This saw GMEA relegate Toyota to second place with a market share of 24 per cent from 25 per cent in June, piling pressure on the Japanese firm that has just replaced its CEO.

East Africa's automotive industry is getting busier as new vehicle brands enter the regional market in anticipation for the economic boom resulting from economic...

Foton East Africa, the franchise holder for the Chinese multinational Foton brand, has rolled out its first locally assembled pick-up...

Increased demand for personal cars has helped Toyota Kenya reclaim its position as the top seller of new vehicles in the country...