Nissan South Africa (SA) would not start production of a new one-ton pick-up range in 2014, as the local arm of the Japanese manufacturer had stated it would, in September last year.
According to a report in Engineering News Online, the company confirmed that it is postponing the development of a one-ton pickup truck at its Rosslyn plan, which is located in PretoriaNissan can confirm that the development of the one-ton pick-up truck allocated to Rosslyn plant, Pretoria has been postponed.
Nissan South Africa Postpones New Pickup Production
Nissan South Africa (SA) would not start production of a new one-ton pick-up range in 2014, as the local arm of the Japanese manufacturer had stated it would, in September last year.
by Staff
February 20, 20131 min to read
Originally posted on Automotive Fleet
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