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SA vehicle manufacturers want Automotive Masterplan reviewed
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naamsa welcomes R1,8-billion to fight grey imports According to naamsa CEO Mikel Mabasa, based on the suite of taxes applicable to new car sales locally, naamsa estimates that the impact of grey imports is costing the fiscus R3,8-billion per annum. Wednesday, 10 March 2021, 16:01 Mikel Mabasa, naamsa CEO
MOTORING NEWS - The Automotive Business Council naamsa has welcomed the allocation of R1,8-billion in the national budget to curb grey imports and illicit cross-border activities.
More than 300 000 of the 12,7-million cars on South African roads are grey imports. According to naamsa this figure is growing at 30 000 vehicles per annum, displacing new car sales and harming the economy.
South Africa Motor Vehicle Industry Report 2021 with Profiles of 100+ Players
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South Africa Motor Vehicle Markets 2021: Manufacturing, Distribution, Servicing and Maintenance
March 05, 2021 07:58 ET | Source: Research and Markets Research and Markets Dublin, IRELAND
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This report focuses on the motor vehicle industry, which incorporates the manufacture, distribution, servicing and maintenance of motor vehicles and the manufacture of components.
It includes information on the state and size of the sector, statistics on sales and trade, and information on developments in the sector.
There are profiles of 109 companies including multinational manufacturers such as Toyota, BMW, Volkswagen and Ford, bus manufacturers such as MAN, companies owning dealerships such as Motus and McCarthy, fitment centres and companies manufacturing and selling parts.