Reported 2 days ago
In recent years, sales of Chinese-made cars in South Africa have surged, significantly impacting the market of established Western, American, and Japanese brands. Automakers like Chery and Haval are leading this growth, benefiting from affordability and feature-rich vehicles. The Chinese brands' market share has risen to 15%, prompting interest in local manufacturing and assembly plants. While Toyota and Suzuki still dominate, their share is declining, and the South African government is incentivizing investments from Chinese firms, especially in electric and hybrid vehicles, to boost local production.
Source: YAHOO