A word from the king​

Let’s start with the not-so-fun facts. The latest South African Police Service (SAPS) crime statistics for Q3 2025 show that 4,778 carjackings took place in just 3 months. That’s about 50 carjackings every single day. Gauteng, KwaZulu-Natal and the Western Cape still top the list. But the Eastern Cape and Mpumalanga are quickly catching up. Sedans, hatchbacks and coupes are

A few moments beat the thrill of getting your first set of wheels. It’s freedom, independence and bragging rights all in 1 neat package. But once the excitement settles, reality knocks. Owning a car in South Africa isn’t only about turning the key and hitting the road. It comes with responsibilities, costs and choices that shape how smoothly your driving

Hybrid cars are built for real South African life, handling city stop-start traffic on electric power before seamlessly switching to petrol for long highway stretches. With no charging required, potential fuel savings of up to R1,000 monthly, and lower emissions, they offer genuine everyday practicality. Whether you’re an eco-conscious commuter or a weekend road tripper, there’s more to the hybrid

Hybrid cars are changing the way South Africans explore their own backyard. With fuel prices climbing and iconic routes like the Garden Route and Drakensberg calling, a hybrid offers real savings, quieter drives, and lower emissions without sacrificing performance. Add King Price’s comprehensive car insurance, where your premium actually decreases every month, and the open road starts looking even more

Hybrid cars are changing the way South Africans navigate city traffic, and the benefits go far beyond the fuel savings. From whisper-quiet rides to self-recharging batteries and lower emissions, these clever vehicles were practically built for South Africa’s stop-start streets. And when it comes to insuring your hybrid, there’s a smarter way to do that too. Find out why more

South African roads dish out drama daily. Rear-end bumps, parking dents, windscreen chips, pothole damage, hail, theft, and side-swipes are the claims the king sees most. Here’s how to avoid each one and what King Price cover keeps you protected when things go sideways.

If you’ve ever watched your car take a beating in a hailstorm and thought, ‘Of course this happens today,’ you’re not alone. Hail seems to have a personal vendetta against South Africans. Especially on the days when you’ve just washed your car, packed the boot for a weekend away, or decided to park outside because you were ‘only popping in

South Africans know a few things for sure. The braai will start late. The Springboks will win your heart again. And when the weather app says, ‘Severe thunderstorm with hail’, you suddenly treat your car like a newborn baby. But even with the best planning, hail can still catch you off guard. The good news? Insurance can swoop in like

Ever wondered how Santa insures his sleigh? Sure, it’s magical, but between rooftop landings and reindeer-related accidents, Santa’s job isn’t exactly risk-free. There’s a lot at stake, even if this is all imaginary and we’re taking advantage of the festive season to put a merry finish on several good reasons why you need car insurance. Basically, Santa’s sleigh doesn’t need

Most of us love a good pair of sunglasses. They make us look cool, hide the bags under our eyes and help us pretend we’re celebrities when we pull up at a robot. But here’s the real tea. Wearing proper sunglasses while driving isn’t a fashion choice. It’s a safety choice. And, in true South African style, our sun doesn’t