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    Home » Motus Retail Expands Footprint With First Mahindra Dealership in Tygervalley
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    Motus Retail Expands Footprint With First Mahindra Dealership in Tygervalley

    April 17, 20263 Mins Read
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    Motus Retail, a leading subsidiary of Motus Holdings Limited, has officially opened its first dedicated Mahindra dealership in the Western Cape, located in Tygervalley. The dealership opened its doors on Monday , 2nd March 2026, marking a significant milestone in Motus Retail’s strategy to expand its presence in high-growth automotive segments. 

    The launch comes at a pivotal moment in the global automotive landscape, where consumer preferences are shifting rapidly. Value-driven mobility is redefining what customers expect from modern vehicles. While much of the current narrative has centered on the rise of Chinese automotive brands, Mahindra’s steady ascent presents a compelling alternative, one grounded in durability, heritage, and proven performance across global markets. 

    “Strategically, this marks our first step in building a meaningful partnership with Mahindra,” says Riaan jv Rensburg, Western Cape Franchise Executive at Motus Retail. “We are aligning our portfolio to reflect where the market is moving, strengthening our OEM relationships and positioning Motus Retail as the partner of choice for high-growth brands.” 

    He adds that the timing is deliberate: “Mahindra has moved beyond ’emerging’ status and is now a proven, fast-growing brand. With strong product momentum and clear expansion plans over the coming years, this investment aligns directly with rising consumer demand in this segment.” 

    The new Tygervalley dealership has been designed to deliver a full-service, end-to-end customer experience, from sales through to aftersales support, reflecting Motus Retail’s commitment to operational excellence and customer-centricity. The showroom features Mahindra’s latest range of SUVs and bakkies, which continue to gain traction among South African consumers for their robustness, affordability, and growing brand confidence. 

    “Consumer expectations have fundamentally shifted,” Riaan continues. “Value remains critical, but so does the full ownership experience. Customers today expect high levels of quality, service, and features, regardless of price point. Mahindra is well positioned to meet that demand, offering a balance of affordability and specification.” 

    As competition intensifies, particularly with the influx of new entrants, Mahindra is carving out a distinct position in the market. 

    “New entrants have reset expectations around pricing and features, but Mahindra holds a unique advantage, it is not new, it is already trusted,” says Riaan. “The brand has taken a consistent, long-term approach to improving product quality and value, which allows it to compete strongly while maintaining credibility with customers.” 

    The decision to establish the dealership in Tygervalley reflects both market demand and strategic location planning. 

    “Tygervalley has evolved into a key automotive hub, supported by strong growth in surrounding areas such as Kuilsriver and Brackenfell,” he explains. “Our existing footprint was no longer sufficient to meet demand, making this a natural expansion point for the brand.” 

    Motus Retail anticipates that Mahindra will play an increasingly important role in its portfolio over the coming years. 

    “We see Mahindra becoming a top five-volume contributor within our portfolio,” says Riaan. “It offers strong upside across new vehicle sales, aftersales, and pre-owned, making it a highly complementary and strategic brand for our business.” 

    The opening underscores Motus Retail’s confidence in the evolving automotive landscape, as well as its commitment to bringing accessible, high-quality mobility solutions to South African consumers. 

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