Latest news on car imports, government policies, and auto market trends in Nigeria.
Electric vehicles continue to gain attention across Africa as more countries explore cleaner and cheaper transportation options. In Nigeria, rising fuel prices and economic pressure have also increased interest in EVs. An electric vehicle uses…
Counterfeit car parts remain a growing problem in Nigeria’s automotive market. From brake pads to engine oil filters, fake products continue to enter workshops and spare parts markets across the country. As more Nigerians search…
The company says it will maintain current PMS pricing to support stability and reduce inflation risks. Dangote Petroleum Refinery and Petrochemicals Limited has confirmed that its ex-depot price for Premium Motor Spirit remains unchanged. The…
Dingcar launches its first live car auction in Nigeria from May 7 to May 12. The platform gives buyers direct access to competitive pricing. Traditionally, buyers negotiate with dealers and face unclear pricing. However, Dingcar…
Nigeria’s Federal Government has introduced a new rule that will block any vehicle from entering the country without proper certification, a move that directly impacts anyone looking to buy used cars in Nigeria or explore…
When the Federal Government announced a reduction in vehicle import duties from 70% to 40%, many Nigerians expected immediate relief. After years of rising car prices, the assumption was simple: lower tariffs should mean cheaper…
If you're serious about buying or selling cars in Nigeria, there’s one thing you can’t afford to miss in 2026: Real-time information. The Dingcar blog is evolving into more than just a content hub, it’s…
