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Gov’t support in 2017 essential for the future of S. Africa’s auto industry

Continued localisation of the supply base, aided by a new automotive plan, is essential for the sustainability of South Africa’s automotive industry. Xavier Boucherat talks to NAACAM's Renai Moothilal

2017 will be an important year for South Africa’s automotive industry, with the arrival of a new support policy framework that will replace the current Automotive Production and Development Plan (APDP), which completes its course in 2020.

The local supply base will hope to benefit from new arrangements. Renai Moothilal is the recently appointed executive of the National Association of Automotive Component and Allied Manufacturers (NAACAM), and he believes that

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