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Stellantis South Africa plant on hold but “we have not cancelled” | The Citizen | SA News

24 March 2026 by Guest

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  • Three products are now planned for the plant, but sharing with another manufacture will take place.
  • No assembly thus far
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Three products are now planned for the plant, but sharing with another manufacture will take place.

Stellantis has reportedly halted production of its long-delayed local vehicle assembly plant in the Eastern Cape over alleged revisions to the final business case.

No assembly thus far

Last year, the conglomerate announced that the facility in the Coega Industrial Zone in Nelson Mandela Bay would no longer produce a single model, but three.

Initially, it would have only produced the Peugeot Landtrek in complete knockdown (CKD) form, with exports supposed to have started this year.

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