Ford invests R600m for its engine factory in Gqeberha
The amount is in addition to R15.8bn already spent on the firm's vehicle assembly plant in Tshwane, which will build the new Ranger in 2022
02 December 2021 - 16:10
UPDATED 02 December 2021 - 18:40
US motor giant Ford has invested R600m in its Gqeberha engine plant in the Eastern Cape to make V6 turbodiesel engines for its new Ranger pickup.
The amount is over and above the R15.8bn already spent on the company’s Tshwane vehicle assembly plant that will produce the Ranger in 2022...
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