Second-week CEF data for November 2025 shows deeper under-recoveries across petrol, diesel and paraffin, with rising international product prices outpacing a slightly stronger rand, increasing pressure on December fuel prices.
Preliminary Basic Fuel Price (BFP) data suggests petrol prices in December 2025 may stabilise following November’s reduction, though diesel could face upward pressure due to global supply concerns.
Petrol prices in South Africa dropped in November 2025, with 95 unleaded decreasing by 51 cents per litre, bringing some relief to motorists nationwide.
Fuel prices will decrease from Wednesday, 5 November 2025, with petrol down 51c per litre and diesel also cheaper due to stronger rand and lower global prices.
The Central Energy Fund’s latest update indicates that petrol prices in November 2025 may decrease slightly, as the Basic Fuel Price continues to show modest over-recoveries heading into next month’s adjustment.
The WeBuyCars share price plunged more than 12% on Tuesday morning after the company warned investors that its earnings growth slowed in the second half of its financial year.
The final fuel price forecast for November 2025 shows smaller petrol over-recoveries and worsening under-recoveries for diesel and paraffin, suggesting price cuts for petrol and hikes for diesel.
Changan has officially launched in South Africa with a grand event at Sun City, unveiling its range of SUVs, sedans and electric vehicles designed to challenge established players like Toyota, Ford and GWM.
Petrol prices in South Africa increased in October 2025, with 95 unleaded rising by 8 cents per litre and motorists paying more to refuel their vehicles.
South Africa petrol prices rise slightly from 1 October 2025, with diesel, paraffin, and LPGas dropping. Here’s how much a litre will cost.
Petrol and diesel prices could see bigger cuts in October 2025 as over-recoveries improve significantly. Here’s what this week’s forecast data shows.
The NCC has issued new recall notices for the VW Amarok, Mercedes-Benz EQE-295, and Mercedes-Benz GLC-254, as South Africa sees a sharp rise in vehicle recalls.
The National Consumer Commission has announced a Ford recall and similar safety recalls for BMW, VW Polo and Hino buses due to defects that could cause accidents.
South Africa fuel prices will drop from Wednesday, 3 September 2025, with petrol down 4c, diesel up to 57c, and paraffin and LPG also cheaper.
Ford has announced job cuts at its Pretoria and Gqeberha plants, with more than 470 positions at risk as the automaker realigns production.
South Africa’s fuel forecast shows Petrol 95 may rise slightly in September 2025, while diesel and paraffin are set for big price cuts despite the levy.
Fuel prices change again from 6 August 2025 — petrol is cheaper, but diesel, paraffin and LPG will cost more.
Traffic officials in South Africa warn that drivers without valid physical licences will now face strict penalties, as the national backlog of unprinted cards starts to clear.
Petrol may drop in August 2025, but diesel and paraffin could rise as the final forecast shows mixed over- and under-recoveries.
Bubba Wallace became the first black driver to win a major race on the oval track at Indianapolis Motor Speedway, breaking a long-standing barrier in American motorsports.
Petrol prices in South Africa increased in July 2025, with 95 unleaded petrol rising by 52 cents per litre and motorists facing higher refuelling costs nationwide.
Fuel prices are set to rise in July 2025 as under-recoveries deepen across all fuel types.
South Africa’s petrol and diesel prices will increase by up to 84c/litre from Wednesday, 2 July 2025, due to rising oil prices and global market shifts.
Motorists have been advised to follow these road safety precautions when driving in wet and icy conditions.
SARS has confirmed that contaminated diesel and other fuel fraud are widespread, costing South Africa billions in lost revenue annually.
The FIA has approved design plans to upgrade Kyalami Grand Prix Circuit to Grade 1, a major step towards hosting Formula 1 in South Africa.
The AARTO Act will not be implemented on 5 June 2025, and there is currently no confirmed date for its national rollout.
South African petrol prices decreased slightly in June 2025, with a 5-cent per litre reduction for both 93 and 95 octane fuels, partially offset by an increased fuel levy.
Petrol prices will decrease from Wednesday, 4 June 2025, with petrol down by 5 cents and diesel by 37 cents, partly offset by a fuel levy increase announced in May.
Despite positive over-recoveries, a new fuel levy coming into effect on 4 June 2025 will likely cancel out petrol price relief and reduce diesel savings.