Low-carbon future must leave no one behind, says Ramaphosa

President Cyril Ramaphosa says South Africa has great potential to establish and develop new industries.

announced that it will be spending R4.2bn over five years to prepare its local manufacturing plant for the production of the next-generation BMW X3.“The plug-in hybrid X3 will be exclusively manufactured in South Africa at BMW’s Rosslyn plant in Pretoria from the second half of 2024. While other vehicle manufacturers are producing hybrid vehicles, the X3 will be BMW’s first locally-produced electric vehicle.”t also gives effect to the principle of our transition to low carbon energy.

“Among other things, this means auto manufacturers need to be supported to expand their investment in the production of new energy vehicles in South Africa.

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