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SEESA Jozi Triathlon

DFSK South Africa are proud to announce their sponsorship of the SEESA Jozi Triathlon at CR Swart park in Benoni on the 27th of September 2025. Competitors in this race will be expected to swim, cycle, and run extensive distances and test their physical abilities at the highest level of human athleticism. To excel one must not only have the strength achieve a task but the endurance to continue facing the next challenge. These are principles that DFSK embraces.

While some Formula 1 machines may be built to reach incredible speeds, the DFSK K01S Dropside Pickup and C35 Panel Van are built to keep your business running day after day. DFSK believes that both consistency and sustainability are key to succeeding in a race of endurance; these are achieved through simplicity and affordability respectively. A 3 year/60 000 km warranty backs up the confidence in these vehicles to keep pushing through to the finish line while the compact and efficient engine design makes sure that you don’t burn through all your fuel in the first leg of the race. As the athletes need to balance their preparation between different disciplines to secure overall success, so DFSK strives to achieve harmony between performance, reliability, and affordability- taking your business to the next level.

“I would just like to thank DFSK South Africa for coming aboard as one of our sponsors for the SEESA Jozi Tri. The event becomes a success when the likes of DFSK and other sponsors band together to make for an unforgettable race experience. Thanks DFSK, looking forward to scouting your cool water stations on route, come race day” – Glen Gore, event organiser.

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