Hyundai's facelifted Staria people-mover is now available in South Africa, according to TimesLIVE. The updated model features refreshed cabin detailing and a redesigned dashboard aimed at giving the interior a more premium feel. The launch brings the upgraded version of the van to the local market following its earlier unveiling, with the changes focused on enhancing comfort and interior quality for buyers in the region.

Renault has extensively updated the South American version of its Kwid compact car, according to The Citizen. The report notes it remains to be seen whether the same changes will eventually be applied to the Indian-made Kwid sold in South Africa, leaving local consumers uncertain about potential upgrades to the model available in their market.

Hyundai has launched the updated second-generation Creta in South Africa, introducing a new N Line flagship variant to the local range. According to TimesLIVE, the refreshed compact SUV arrived in the country on 9 September 2026, marking the latest addition to Hyundai's South African line-up. The Creta remains one of the brand's key offerings in the competitive compact SUV segment, and the addition of the sportier N Line model is expected to broaden its appeal among local buyers seeking enhanced styling and performance-oriented features.

The refreshed Audi S3 has been revealed, featuring an updated interior but no enhancements in performance. The confirmation regarding its South African competitor remains pending, according to The Citizen.

Audi has confirmed the introduction of three additional new models for the South African market in 2026. The official pricing for these models will be disclosed once a launch date is established.

DStv is restructuring its South African packages, separating sports and entertainment into more targeted offerings and introducing cheaper streaming entry points, according to TechTrends KE. From September 17, South African customers will be able to subscribe to a dedicated Sports package. The report notes Kenya has been moving in a different direction and examines what the South African changes could mean for the Kenyan market.