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internal combustion engine

SA’s petrol station workers face biggest threat from coming EV storm

Business Maverick

SA’s petrol station workers face biggest threat from coming EV storm

By Chris Makhaye

University’s Electric Mobility Lab is converting ICE vehicles to meet sub-Saharan Africa’s needs

Africa

University’s Electric Mobility Lab is converting ICE vehicles to meet sub-Saharan Africa’s needs

By Georgina Crouth

As EV sales stall, obituaries of the internal combustion engine look premature

Africa

As EV sales stall, obituaries of the internal combustion engine look premature

By Ed Stoddard and Georgina Crouth

Electric vehicles can’t compete with the emotional roar of an engine – but does that matter?

Maverick Life

Electric vehicles can’t compete with the emotional roar of an engine – but does that matter?

By Tom Stacey

Amplats outgoing CEO expects internal combustion engine to be ‘stronger for longer’

Business Maverick

Amplats outgoing CEO expects internal combustion engine to be ‘stronger for longer’

By Ed Stoddard

Electric cars are getting too big and bulky, safety regulator warns

Business Maverick

Electric cars are getting too big and bulky, safety regulator warns

By Bloomberg

Threatened by extinction, SA’s motor sector is demanding action from the state

Business Maverick

Threatened by extinction, SA’s motor sector is demanding action from the state

By Alexander Parker

The electric vehicles coming to South Africa in 2022

Magazine

The electric vehicles coming to South Africa in 2022

By Malibongwe Tyilo

After the ICE age: Toyota launches Corolla Cross in the wake of the demise of the internal combustion engine

Business Maverick

After the ICE age: Toyota launches Corolla Cross in the wake of the demise of the internal combustion engine

By Alexander Parker

F1 sees sustainable fuels on the horizon, but for now the internal combustion engine ‘is far from dead’

World

F1 sees sustainable fuels on the horizon, but for now the internal combustion engine ‘is far from dead’

By Alan Baldwin