Mahindra’s Next Big Manufacturing Move In SA
Posted by Group1 Mahindra on 01 Sep 2026 under Mahindra, Mahindra News
Mahindra’s Next Big Manufacturing Move In SA
Mahindra bakkies have become a familiar sight on South African farms, worksites and roads. Behind that growing presence lies a local manufacturing story that may soon enter an important new chapter. The Mahindra factory in South Africa knows today could be the foundation for something significantly bigger.
Beyond The Specs: Why Ownership Experience Matters For Car Buyers
Posted by Group1 Mahindra on 31 Jul 2026 under Mahindra
Beyond The Specs: Why Ownership Experience Matters For Car Buyers
For years, a car buyer walking into a dealership led with a fairly predictable set of questions. How much power? How fast does it go? How many cylinders? Those numbers sat at the top of the brochure and the top of the conversation.
What Happens When A Car Brand Grows Faster Than Expected?
Posted by Group1 Mahindra on 14 Jul 2026 under General
What Happens When A Car Brand Grows Faster Than Expected
Success in the automotive industry is exciting to watch. New models attract attention, sales grow, dealerships become busier, and more motorists start spotting the same badge on roads across the country. Yet for prospective buyers, one important question often follows: what happens after that growth?
The Rise Of The Research-First Car Buyer In South Africa
Posted by Group1 Mahindra on 29 Jun 2026 under Mahindra
The Rise Of The Research-First Car Buyer In South Africa
Buying a new car isn’t what it used to be, and honestly, that’s a good thing. Instead of relying on a familiar badge or whatever catches your eye on the showroom floor, today’s buyers are doing a deep dive before they ever visit a dealership. Reviews, videos, comparison sites, owner feedback, safety ratings, it’s all part of the journey now.
Why Some Vehicles Age Better On South African Roads & Where Mahindra Fits In
Posted by Group1 Mahindra on 26 May 2026 under Mahindra
Why Some Vehicles Age Better On South African Roads & Where Mahindra Fits In
Spend enough time on South African roads, and you’ll start noticing something interesting. Some vehicles still feel tight, solid, and dependable after years of hard use. Others begin rattling, sagging, or showing their age far earlier than expected.
The Right To Repair Movement: Why Simpler Vehicles Are Making A Comeback In South Africa
Posted by Group1 Mahindra on 14 Apr 2026 under Mahindra Vehicle Servicing
The Right To Repair Movement: Why Simpler Vehicles Are Making A Comeback In South Africa
The global conversation around ownership is shifting, and nowhere is this more evident than in the rise of the right to repair cars movement, which challenges how vehicles are built, serviced, and ultimately owned.
Mahindra’s Big Bet On Electrification (And What SA Drivers Can Expect)
Posted by Group1 Mahindra on 11 Mar 2026 under Mahindra, Mahindra Electric Vehicles
Mahindra’s Big Bet On Electrification (And What SA Drivers Can Expect)
The global automotive industry is undergoing one of the most significant transitions in its history. For more than a century, internal combustion engines have powered how people travel, work, and move goods. Today, however, the conversation around mobility is shifting. Electrification, battery innovation, and cleaner transport technologies are steadily reshaping how vehicles are designed and built.
Why Mahindra’s Design Transformation Signals a Stronger Future for Buyers
Posted by Group1 Mahindra on 18 Feb 2026 under Mahindra
Why Mahindra’s Design Transformation Signals a Stronger Future for Buyers
The vehicles we choose today say as much about our future as they do about our present. Mahindra understands this shift and has responded with a deliberate global redesign of how its vehicles are engineered, styled, and experienced.
Built For Tough Roads – Mahindra Durability In South Africa
Posted by Group1 Mahindra on 13 Feb 2026 under Mahindra, Mahindra SUVs
Built For Tough Roads – Mahindra Durability In South Africa
When choosing a bakkie or SUV in South Africa, buyers often compare engine specs, fuel efficiency, and features. But anyone who drives regularly knows that real-world durability matters most. Potholes, gravel roads, long rural drives, heavy loads, and extreme temperatures can quickly expose vehicles that aren’t engineered for tough conditions.
Why Does Mahindra Still Use Body-on-Frame Design?
Posted by Group1 Mahindra on 28 Jan 2026 under Mahindra
Why Does Mahindra Still Use Body-on-Frame Design?
If you’re shopping for a new vehicle and already have a grasp of automotive basics, chances are you’ve come across the terms “body-on-frame” and “unibody”. While most SUVs and bakkies are shifting toward lighter, unibody construction, Mahindra continues to invest in body-on-frame vehicles. To some, that raises a fair question: Is body-on-frame still relevant in modern vehicle design?
