Tata planning full production of trucks

Company managing director Karl Peters was addressing guests at the opening of the Tata Motors assembly plant in Rosslyn, north-west of Tshwane. The new plant is in the building that was previously used by Nissan. Tata has invested R110-million in the plant.

The plant has the capacity to assemble 3 650 trucks a year from the semi-knock-down kits imported into the country from India and is the first assembly plant set up in a foreign country.

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