Rosslyn Plant
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R600m truck and bus assembly plant under development in Rosslyn
A R600-million joint venture (JV) plant between Italian bus and truck manufacturer, Iveco, and South African public transport operator and bus-body builder, the Larimar Group, should start assembly at the end of the 2013 or, more likely, the...By: Irma Venter
24 May 13
AUTO INDUSTRY – 2
Nissan SA postpones plan to produce new one-ton pick-up in Rosslyn
Nissan South Africa (SA) will not start production of a new one-ton pick-up range in 2014, as the local arm of the Japanese manufacturer stated it would in September last year. “Nissan can confirm that the development of the one-ton pick-up...By: Irma Venter
01 Mar 13
AUTO INDUSTRY
Nissan SA postpones new pickup production at Rosslyn plant
Nissan South Africa (SA) would not start production of a new one-ton pick-up range in 2014, as the local arm of the Japanese manufacturer had stated it would, in September last year. “Nissan can confirm that the development of the one-ton...By: Irma Venter
11 Feb 13
AUTO INDUSTRY – 1
Construction begins on Rosslyn automotive training academy
The Gauteng provincial government, along with Nissan South Africa (SA), has officially started construction of the Gauteng Automotive Training Academy (GATA), located in Rosslyn, Pretoria. The first classrooms will be available for tuition at the...By: Irma Venter
07 Dec 12
AUTO INDUSTRY
Gauteng, Nissan break ground on Rosslyn auto training academy
The Gauteng provincial government, along with Nissan South Africa (SA), on Wednesday officially started construction of the Gauteng Automotive Training Academy (GATA), located in Rosslyn, Pretoria. The first classrooms would be available for...By: Irma Venter
14 Nov 12
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The Japanese have officially signed off on South Africa becoming Nissan’s bakkie manufacturing hub; The respected McKinsey global consultancy group calculates that Africa has the potential to create 72-m jobs in the next eight years; and SA’s...
By: Martin Creamer
14 Sep 12
AUTO INDUSTRY – 1
R1bn Nissan investment to make SA an African bakkie hub
Nissan South Africa (SA) will start production of a new one-ton pick-up range, set to replace the Hardbody, in the latter part of 2014, says Nissan SA MD Mike Whitfield. He says the Japanese parent company has officially signed off on the...By: Irma Venter
14 Sep 12
AUTO INDUSTRY
SA-made luxury cars poised for Chinese market entry
BMW South Africa (BMW SA) has received a clearance permit from the Chinese authorities to export locally made vehicles to China – a first, it says, for any car manufacturer in the country since the implementation of the Motor Industry...By: Irma Venter
07 Sep 12
AUTO INDUSTRY
Nissan invests R1bn to transform SA unit into one-ton pick-up hub
Nissan South Africa (SA) would start production of a new one-ton pick-up range, set to replace the Hardbody, in the latter part of 2014, said Nissan SA MD Mike Whitfield on Wednesday.
He said the Japanese parent company had officially signed off...
By: Irma Venter
22 Aug 12
AUTO INDUSTRY
BMW adds China to its list of export customers
BMW South Africa (BMW SA) has received a clearance permit from the Chinese authorities to export locally made vehicles to China – a first, it says, for any car manufacturer in the country since the implementation of the Motor Industry...By: Irma Venter
06 Aug 12
AUTO INDUSTRY – 2
Nissan SA to know of its production allocation of Hardbody, Navara replacement by year-end
Nissan South Africa (Nissan SA) will know by the end of the year what its production allocation of its Japanese parent company’s new pick-up range, set to replace the Hardbody and Navara, will be, says Nissan SA MD Mike Whitfield.By: Irma Venter
04 May 12
AUTO INDUSTRY
Nissan SA awaits decision on production push set to create 800 jobs
Nissan South Africa (Nissan SA) will know by the end of the year what its production allocation of its Japanese parent company’s new pick-up range, set to replace the Hardbody and Navara, will be, says Nissan SA MD Mike Whitfield. “It is not...By: Irma Venter
12 Apr 12
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