Phase 2 implementation of the APDP

Phase 2 implementation of the APDP

ITAC has released draft guidelines for APDP2 implementation. You are welcome to review and respond in your company capacity to ITAC per the details on the introductory letter.

The relevant documentation can be downloaded below or found on:  http://www.itac.org.za/pages/services/tariff-investigations/apdp-post-2020-documents

Naacam will be also submitting a consolidated submission. Should you wish to provide any input to be considered for the consolidated submission please respond directly to Renai (renai@naacam.co.za) by CoB 16 July 2020.

Download below the documents. 

Vehicle exports for the first half of year currently reflects a massive decline

Vehicle exports for the first half of year currently reflects a massive decline

The entire motor industry was able to resume full operation in June 2020 under the current COVID-19 country lockdown restrictions. Although markedly up from the previous two months, the new vehicle market continued to remain under severe pressure.

Vehicle exports for the first half of year currently reflects a massive decline of 40,3% compared to the same period last year. The performance of vehicle exports over the course of 2020 remains linked to the duration of the COVID-19 pandemic and its impact on the health of the global economy. Economic activity has declined drastically in countries and regions where lockdowns have been enforced and the recovery time frame is difficult to predict.

With the entire motor industry easing into full operation from 1 June 2020 and with the domestic automotive industry’s major export destinations starting to ease their lockdown restrictions, vehicle export numbers are anticipated to start gaining momentum again.

Download below the full NAAMSA Media Release and June 2020 industry New Vehicle Sales.