South Africa’s Misa welcomes Jetour’s local vehicle production plan
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The Motor Industry Staff Association (Misa) in South Africa has praised Jetour's announcement to start producing vehicles locally from 2027. This development is important as it could boost local manufacturing, create jobs, and strengthen the automotive sector in South Africa. Jetour’s move aligns with efforts to increase industrial activity and reduce reliance on imports.
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- •Jetour plans to begin local vehicle production in South Africa starting in 2027.
- •Misa, representing automotive workers, has publicly supported this announcement.
- •The initiative is expected to contribute to job creation within South Africa’s automotive industry.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸Jetour successfully establishes local manufacturing facilities by 2027 South Africa could see increased employment in the automotive sector and growth in related industries.
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