South Africa · 2026

Petrol Cars in South Africa

78 petrol vehicles available with live pricing and specifications.

78 Models
Petrol
2026 Live Pricing
Toyota Agya Petrol
Toyota
Agya
From R189,900
⛽ 18.0 km/l View →
Suzuki Eeco Petrol
Suzuki
Eeco
From R196,900
⛽ 17.2 km/l View →
Suzuki Super Carry Petrol
Suzuki
Super Carry
From R197,900
⛽ 17.2 km/l View →
Toyota Vitz Petrol
Toyota
Vitz
From R209,990
⛽ 19.2 km/l View →
Hyundai Grand i10 Petrol
Hyundai
Grand i10
From R218,900
⛽ 17.0 km/l View →
Volkswagen Polo-Vivo Petrol
Volkswagen
Polo-Vivo
From R219,900
⛽ 15.2 km/l View →
Nissan NP200 Petrol
Nissan
NP200
From R224,900
⛽ 12.5 km/l View →
Suzuki Swift Petrol
Suzuki
Swift
From R228,900
⛽ 21.3 km/l View →
Nissan Magnite Petrol
Nissan
Magnite
From R229,900
⛽ 19 km/l View →
Suzuki Dzire Petrol
Suzuki
Dzire
From R229,900
⛽ 13.5 km/l View →
KIA Picanto Petrol
KIA
Picanto
From R236,995
⛽ 17.9 km/l View →
Suzuki Ignis Petrol
Suzuki
Ignis
From R237,900
⛽ 13.5 km/l View →

Frequently Asked Questions

Learn more about petrol cars, their benefits, fuel efficiency, and value. Browse by body type or compare transmissions.

Are petrol cars still worth buying in 2026?

Yes. Petrol vehicles remain the most affordable and practical choice for most buyers in South Africa. They offer excellent fuel availability, lower maintenance costs, and strong resale value compared to electric vehicles.

What's the fuel economy of petrol cars?

Petrol cars typically achieve 8-15 km/l depending on engine size and driving habits. Modern petrol engines are more efficient than ever thanks to turbocharging and direct injection technologies.

How much does petrol cost compared to diesel?

Petrol is typically cheaper than diesel at the pump. However, diesel offers better fuel economy (10-18 km/l), so total fuel costs may be comparable depending on your driving patterns.