The Legacy Motor Group has called for greater restrictions on the importation of what is calls “unfit European vehicles” into Africa and indeed, South Africa. 🚗Motoring
“To put into perspective, the monthly average new vehicle market for 2020 is 28 500 units. Grey imports represent an extra months sales per annum, which represents 7.5% of total market and would be the third largest brand in South Africa by volume”.In making the announcement, Dipela said that around 40% of grey market vehicles are to be found in Africa, with around 80% being unable to adhere to even the most basic emissions regulations.
Semi-bonneted Toyota Granvia a more luxurious HiAce import that often comes four-wheel-drive and an automatic gearbox. Image: favcars.com. Accordingly, the country’s EV uptake has climbed 132% to 502 units sold last year, a feat Dipela said shouldn’t be looked down upon by the South African government.
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