By Nqobile Dludla JOHANNESBURG, April 29 (Reuters) - Chinese sport-utility vehicle maker Jetour will produce its adventure T1 ...

Initially, all three products will be imported before local assembly at the former Nissan plant starts in 2027.

The rumours of South Africa’s automotive manufacturing decline is actually documented fact. Our country is caught in the ...

Jetour, a subsidiary of China’s Chery Group, will begin producing its T1 and T2 SUVs in South Africa from 2027 at the Rosslyn plant acquired from Nissan. The move follows stronger-than-expected sales ...

Chinese SUV brand Jetour has gone from zero to everywhere in South Africa in under two years. (At this rate, they’ll have a ...

Tata Motors Commercial Vehicles plans to reintroduce its range of Super Ace and Xenon bakkies before the year ends. This was ...

Since its launch, the T1 and T2 models "have seen better than expected sales," with over 4,500 units already sold in South ...

Jetour will start manufacturing in South Africa via Rosslyn plant, boosting jobs, skills transfer and strengthening the auto industry.

Jetour to produce T1, T2 SUVs in South Africa from 2027 Chery to acquire Rosslyn plant, create 3,000 jobs Move supports expansion as Chinese automakers grow Africa presence Chinese automaker Jetour ...

Soon to become its first dedicated all-electric vehicle (EV) in South Africa, Chery provided the local media with a first ...