NAACAM is recognised as the voice of the South African automotive component industry both domestically and internationally. #Localisation #Transformation

Joined October 2017
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NAACAM congratulates member EBOR AUTOMOTIVE SYSTEMS on the launch of its new plastic injection moulding plant in Kariega. The plant relocation and expansion came on the back of new localisation for the VW Tengo.(1/2)
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The launch represents the strength of SA’s automotive ecosystem: Ebor’s growth was ultimately made possible through OEM partnership and localisation, developmental finance from the IDC, and supportive government policies, particularly AIS. #WeAreNAACAM
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#WeAreNAACAM: NAACAM CEO Renai Moothilal has called for stronger regional value chains and deeper industrial cooperation between African countries to support the future growth of the continent's automotive industry. He shared these views during the Kenyan State Visit. (1/3)
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(2/3)Addressing government and business leaders, Moothilal said the future of automotive manufacturing in Africa will depend on countries building complementary industries, strengthening trade links and creating markets that can attract long-term investment..
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(3/3)..He noted that while South Africa and Kenya are at different stages of automotive development, both countries have an opportunity to serve as gateways into their respective regions and contribute to a more integrated African automotive industry.
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#WeAreNAACAM: Today, NAACAM CEO Renai Moothilal joined government leaders, parliamentarians and industry stakeholders at the Tshwane Automotive Special Economic Zone (TASEZ), as part of the Select Committee on Trade's oversight visit.(1/3)..
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In his address, Moothilal noted that while South Africa recorded significant vehicle sales growth in 2025, production growth has remained stagnant, local content levels have declined, and several component manufacturers have closed in recent years. (2/3)
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These challenges underscore the importance of strengthening localisation, supporting domestic manufacturing competitiveness and creating conditions that encourage new investment. The visit to @TshwaneSEZ highlighted Gauteng’s importance as an automotive manufacturing hub.
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#WeAreNAACAM: NAACAM attended the MAHLE Media Tech Day hosted by member, MAHLE Thermal and Fluid Solutions South Africa. MAHLE highlighted that the future of mobility will be diverse, with battery electric vehicles, hybrids, hydrogen technologies and renewable fuels. (1/2).
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NAACAM's Head of Policy and Regulatory Affairs, Beth Dealtry, joined a panel discussion where she highlighted SA's potential to participate in the global mobility transition. The event also reinforced the importance of innovation, industrial competitiveness, and collaboration.
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Minister Tau confirmed that the government is reviewing the Automotive Production Development Plan (APDP2) with the stated aim of “stimulating new investments in South Africa and supporting the growth of our component manufacturers”. “NAACAM welcomes the dtic’s Budget Vote.
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Reflections at our post budget media and stakeholder engagement revealed something that we have been working towards for a while now. In order to get our economy to the next level, we need an all of government and all of society approach. #BudgetVote39 #thedtic #budgetvote2026
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#NAACAMNewMember: NAACAM is pleased to welcome 𝗧𝗿𝗶𝗶𝗶𝗯𝗲 Energy as a new member. TRiiiBE Energy provides a zero-CapEx, integrated energy and sustainability solutions, including solar PV, battery development, and ESG strategy and reporting support. naacam.org.za/member/triiibe…
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#WeAreNAACAM: CEO, Renai Moothilal, was on @Radio702 /@CapeTalk regarding @the_dtic proposal for Electric Vehicle (EV) battery incentives to boost manufacturing. The draft amendments to the Automotive Production and Development Programme (APDP 2)..(1/3) youtu.be/xbIH7QKDhNM
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(2/3) The APDP 2 introduce the following changes for EV battery manufacturing: 1. Expansion of the standard materials list to include additional materials relevant to EV battery manufacturing 2. Recognition of materials originating from within SACU and SADC as local..
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(3/3) As highlighted by Renai, the latest draft proposals build on the foundation laid by the government’s EV White Paper and demonstrate that implementation is steadily taking shape through targeted industrial policy interventions.
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#WeAreNAACAM: NAMPO’s Harvest Day 2026, one of Africa’s leading agricultural trade platforms, took place from 12 to 15 May in the Free State. NAACAM CEO, Renai Moothilal was in attendance, alongside multiple NAACAM members who were exhibiting. (1/2)..naacam.org.za/naacam-members…
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The presence of NAACAM members also speaks to the breadth of capability within the agricultural and the linked yellow metal, aftermarket and medium and heavy commercial vehicle (MHCV) segments represent a significant and growing opportunity for local component suppliers.
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Call for Automotive Localisation Testing (ALT) The ALT Programme, hosted by @eNtsaEng, provides product and material testing and development support to strengthen the Eastern Cape automotive supply chain invites qualifying auto component manufacturers to submit testing. (1/2)
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Supported by the @AidcCape, the Technology Innovation Agency @tiaorgza; and the Department of Science, Technology and Innovation @dstigovza, the programme invites qualifying automotive component manufacturers to submit their proposed testing requirements. lnkd.in/d5wQRr_N
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