Africa’s automotive future: A strategic imperative

Mike Whitfield, Managing Director, Stellantis South Africa & Sub-Saharan Africa

WITH  the automotive landscape changing because of the evolving technology and investment into more product research, there is need for strategy and below Mike Whitfield, Managing Director, Stellantis South Africa & Sub-Saharan Africa shares why strategy is imperative.

Africa is the world’s most underserved region in terms of mobility. With a motorisation rate of just 42 vehicles per 1,000 people—nearly one-fifth of the global average of 182—Africa is often referred to as the last automotive frontier. This gap reflects not only a need for mobility, but a need for vehicles engineered for African conditions.

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