Metric Automotive News
UPS adds to smooth operations at Metric Automotive Engineering
1st February 2021 Ensuring quality customer service even during power outages forms part of Metric Automotive Engineering’s sustainable business strategy. The company recently invested in an uninterruptable power system (UPS) at its state-of-the-art technical facility in Germiston to ensure just this. While the... →
Metric Automotive cleaning components for OEMS
15th December 2020 Metric Automotive Engineering now offers a cleaning service to OEMS for diesel engine components. Few OEMs have the equipment, resources or time to adequately clean components to the correct level of cleanliness required, and this prompted the company to offer this service. Identifying needs... →
Metric Automotive Engineering supporting essential service providers during COVID-19 imposed lockdown
17th April 2020 Metric Automotive Engineering is committed to supporting customers who are providing essential services during the current lockdown restrictions imposed as a result of COVID-19, while still meeting the required safety regulations. The company, a leading large diesel engine component... →
Empowering Women In Engineering Through B-BBEE
13th January 2020 Working to embrace the spirit of transformation and development, Metric Automotive Engineering has affirmed its Level 4 status in terms of Broad-Based Black Economic Empowerment (B-BBEE) requirements. In an exciting recent deal, the Intombazane Development Trust has invested in the... →
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Vehicle prices increasing sharply – TransUnion
The latest TransUnion South Africa Vehicle Pricing Index (VPI) reveals some bad news for prospective car buyers: new-vehicle prices rose by almost three times the current inflation rate in the first quarter of the year and are expected to continue increasing in coming months. At the same time,... →
Durban Port's return to form vital for South African recovery, says Ramaphosa
President Cyril Ramaphosa told the National Assembly of Parliament that government's plans to guide South Africa on the path to economic recovery will not succeed unless the Port of Durban is restored to its former glory. Ramaphosa was replying orally to questions from Members of Parliament on... →