dc.contributor.advisor |
Strydom, J. W. (Prof.) |
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dc.contributor.advisor |
Lambrecht, N. |
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dc.contributor.author |
Khan, Faizal
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dc.date.accessioned |
2023-12-04T12:12:43Z |
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dc.date.available |
2023-12-04T12:12:43Z |
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dc.date.issued |
2023-06 |
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dc.identifier.uri |
https://hdl.handle.net/10500/30703 |
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dc.description.abstract |
The export-oriented South African automotive industry is in a typical position seeing
that it needs to pursue growth strategies in an ever-evolving global marketplace. The
industry must supply its main automotive export markets with the latest vehicle
technology without losing sight of the domestic and African markets which currently
trail behind international fuel and emissions standards. The study researched and
identified growth opportunities for the domestic new light vehicle market in South
Africa. The South African automotive industry has undergone significant changes in
the past decades because of evolving automotive policies, pressure for a greener
environment, the advancement of alternative energy sources, and other exogenous
factors, such as the impact of the Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic.
Technological evolution brought the advent of the fourth industrial revolution, the
decline of the internal combustion engine, the quest for cleaner fuels, technological
leaps in the development of electric vehicles, changing consumer buying patterns, and
the use of the digital economy to disrupt the status quo of the automotive industry. The
importance of a vigorous South African automotive industry cannot be
overemphasised because it is the country’s largest manufacturing industry, therefore
a vital contributor to the economy and a major job creator.
The research attempts to identify the different growth opportunities available to the
South African automotive industry to ensure its long-term sustainability. The study
used an embedded mixed methods approach as both quantitative and qualitative
research methods were used. The research paradigms used is a combination of
exploratory and descriptive research as well as pragmatism. The conclusions of the
study established that growth opportunities for the South African automotive industry
do exist in the form of enhancing automotive research and development, encouraging
new vehicle manufacturing opportunities, increasing the localisation of automotive
components, and improving infrastructure to attain the targeted growth objectives. The
recommendations made are that government, in conjunction with the relevant
stakeholders, must take joint responsibility to find innovative solutions to pursue the
stated growth opportunities, while still managing rising costs which are negatively
impacting the growth of the domestic market |
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Die uitvoergeoriënteerde Suid-Afrikaanse motorbedryf bevind hom in ’n moeilike
posisie aangesien die industrie groeistrategieë ’n voortdurend wisselende wêreldmark
moet nastreef. Die bedryf moet sy vernaamste motoruitvoermarkte van die nuutste
voertuigtegnologie voorsien sonder om die plaaslike mark en die Afrika-mark, wat tans
sleg by internasionale brandstof- en emissiestandaarde afsteek, uit die oog te verloor.
Die studie het groeigeleenthede vir die plaaslike mark vir nuwe ligte voertuie in Suid Afrika nagevors en geïdentifiseer. Die Suid-Afrikaanse motorbedryf het in die afgelope
dekades aansienlike aanpassing vanweë veranderende motorbeleide, druk vir ’n
groener omgewing, die vooruitgang van alternatiewe energiebronne en ander
eksogene faktore, soos die impak van die koronavirussiekte-2019-pandemie (COVID 19-pandemie), ondergaan. Tegnologiese verandering het die koms van die Vierde
Nywerheidsrevolusie, die uitfasserinf van die binnebrandenjin, die soeke na skoner
brandstof, tegnologiese innovasies in die ontwikkeling van elektriese motors,
veranderende kooppatrone van verbruikers en die gebruik van die digitale ekonomie
wat die status quo van die motorbedryf ontwrig, teweeggebring. Die belangrikheid van
’n lewenskragtige Suid-Afrikaanse motorbedryf kan nie oorbeklemtoon word nie,
aangesien dit die land se grootste vervaardigingsbedryf is en ’n onmisbare bydrae tot
die ekonomie lewer en ’n groot bron van werkskepping is.
Die doel van die navorsing was om die verskillende groeigeleenthede wat tot die Suid Afrikaanse motorbedryf se beskikking is, te identifiseer om die bedryf se langtermyn volhoubaarheid te verseker. ’n Ingebedde gemengdemetode-benadering is vir die
studie gebruik, waar beide kwantitatiewe en kwalitatiewe navorsingsmetodes gebruik
is. ’n Kombinasie van verkenningsnavorsing en beskrywende navorsing, sowel as
pragmatisme, is as navorsingsparadigmas gebruik. Die gevolgtrekkings van die studie
was dat die Suid-Afrikaanse motorbedryf wel groeigeleenthede tot sy beskikking het
indien motorbedryfnavorsing en -ontwikkeling bevorder word, nuwe
voertuigvervaardigingsgeleenthede aangemoedig word, die lokalisasie van
motoronderdele verhoog word en infrastruktuur verbeter word ten einde die gestelde
groeidoelwitte te behaal. Die aanbevelings wat op grond van die studie gemaak is, is
dat die regering, in samewerking met die tersaaklike belanghebbendes, gesamentlik
verantwoordelikheid moet neem om innoverende oplossings te vind ten einde die
gestelde groeidoelwitte te bereik, en terselfdertyd stygende koste wat die groei van die
plaaslike mark negatief beïnvloed, te bestuur. |
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dc.description.abstract |
Indasteri ya dikoloi e rekisetsang dinaheng tse kantle ho naha ya Aforika Borwa e
boemong bo tlwaelehileng ka ha e hloka mawa a ho e hodisa mmarakeng o dulang o
fetoha lefatsheng kaofela. Indasteri e tlameha ho fepela mebaraka ya yona e meholo
ya dikoloi tseo e di rekisetsang kantle ho naha, theknoloji ya moraorao ya dikoloi e
sa lebale mebaraka ya lehae le ya Aforika, eo ha jwale katleho ya yona e latelang
dipehelo tsa matjhabeng tsa dibeso le ho ntshetswa ha kgase ya tsona moyeng.
Phuputso e batlisisitse le ho hlwaela mmaraka wa lehae wa dikoloi tse ntjha tse
rwalang thepa le batho ba banyane, menyetla ya kgolo Aforika Borwa. Indasteri ya
dikoloi ya Aforika Borwa e bile le diphetoho tse kgolo mengwahashomeng e fetileng
ka lebaka la maano a ntshetswang pele a amang dikoloi, kgatello ya ho ntlafatsa
mokgwa oo disebediswa di sebediswang ka oona ho fokotsa kameho ya tsona
maphelong a batho le tikolohong, ntshetsopele ya mehlodi e meng ya eneji, le dintho
tse ding tse tswang kantle tse jwalo ka kameho ya sewa sa Lefu la vaerase ya
Corona sa 2019 (COVID-19). Ntshetsopele ya theknoloji e fihlisitse phetoho e kgolo
ya tshebediso ya theknoloji, ho fokotseha ha metjhini e fetolelang eneji e ka hara
ntho e itseng ho ba eneji e e tsamaisang ka ho tjhesa dibeso tsa fosile, ho batla
dibeso tse hlwekileng, dintshetsopele tse kgolo tsa bohlokwa tsa theknoloji tsa ho
hlahiswa ha dikoloi tse tsamayang ka motlakase, ho fetoha ha ditlwaelo tsa bareki
tsa ho reka le tshebediso ya theknoloji e kopanyang batho, dikgwebo, disebediswa
le metjhini ya dijithale le ditselatshebetso tsa yona, ho sitisa boemo bo renang ba
ditaba tse amanang le indasteri ya dikoloi. Bohlokwa ba indasteri e matlafetseng ya
dikoloi Aforika Borwa bo ke ke ba toboketswa le ho feta hobane ke indasteri e kgolo
ka ho fetisisa ya tlhahiso naheng, kahoo e na le seabo sa bohlokwa moruong le
tlhahisong e kgolo ya mesebetsi.
Patlisiso e leka ho hlwaya menyetla e fapaneng ya kgolo e fumanehang indastering
ya dikoloi Aforika Borwa ho netefatsa tshehetso ya yona ya nako e telele. Phuputso
e sebedisitse mekgwa e kopantsweng ka ha ho sebedisitswe mekgwa ya patlisiso e
bokellang le ho hlopholla datha eo e seng ya dipalo le patlisiso e lekanyang maikutlo
a bankakarolo ka ho sebedisa dipalo le dinomoro, ka bobedi. Mekgwa e
sebedisitsweng ya ho etsa dipatlisiso ke e kopantseng patlisiso ya sehlooho se sa
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hlaloswang hantle kapa se sa batlisisweng haholo le patlisiso ya mokgwa o
hlalosang dintho tse ikgethang tsa sehlooho se batlisiswang mmoho le ho rarolla
bothata ka tsela e loketseng maemo a renang ho na le ho latela mehopolo le melao
e sa fetoheng. Qetelo ya phuputso e fumane hore indasteri ya dikoloi ya Aforika
Borwa e na le menyetla ya kgolo ka ho matlafatsa dipatlisiso le ntshetsopele ya
dikoloi, ho kgothalletsa menyetla ya ho etswa ha dikoloi tse ntjha, ho etsa hore
dikarolo tsa dikoloi di hlahiswe dikhamphaning tsa lehae ka bongata, le ho ntlafatsa
infrastraktjha ho fihlela dipheo tse batlwang tsa kgolo. Ditshisinyo tse entsweng ke
tsa hore mmuso le bathahaselli ba amehang ba tlameha ho jara boikarabelo mmoho
ho fumana ditharollo tse hlahisang mehopolo e metjha tsa ho phehella ho hlahisa
menyetla ya kgolo e boletsweng, ha ho ntse ho laolwa ditheko tse phahameng tse
amang kgolo ya mmaraka wa lehae hampe. |
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dc.format.extent |
1 online resource (xxvii, 498 leaves): illustrations (sone color) |
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dc.subject |
MIDP |
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dc.subject |
APDP |
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dc.subject |
SAAM |
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dc.subject |
NAAMSA |
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AIEC |
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AAAM |
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SADC |
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SACU |
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AGOA |
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Manufacturing sector |
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ASCCI |
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dc.subject |
LCVs |
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dc.subject |
EV |
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dc.subject |
OEM |
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Motorbedryfontwikkelingsprogram (“MIDP”) |
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Motorproduksie en ontwikkelingsprogram (“APDP”) |
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Suid-Afrikaanse Motormeesterplan (“SAAM”) |
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Nasionale Vereniging van Motorvervaardigers van Suid-Afrika (“NAAMSA”) |
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Motorbedryfuitvoerraad (“AIEC”) |
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Afrika-vereniging van Motorvervaardigers (“AAAM”) |
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Suider-Afrikaanse Ontwikkelingsgemeenskap (“SADC”) |
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SuiderAfrikaanse Doeane-unie (“SACU”) |
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Wet op Groei en Geleenthede in Afrika (“AGOA”) |
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Vervaardigingsektor |
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Inisiatief vir Motorbedryfaanbodkettingmededingendheid (“ASCCI”) |
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Ligte kommersiële voertuig (“LCV”) |
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Elektriese motor (“EV”) |
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Vervaardiger van oorspronklike toerusting (“OEM”) |
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MIDP |
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dc.subject |
MIDP |
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dc.subject |
APDP |
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dc.subject |
SAAM |
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dc.subject |
NAAMSA |
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dc.subject |
AIEC |
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dc.subject |
AAAM |
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dc.subject |
SADC |
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dc.subject |
SACU |
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dc.subject |
AGOA |
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dc.subject |
Lekala la tlhahiso |
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dc.subject |
ASCCI |
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dc.subject |
LCVs |
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dc.subject |
EV |
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dc.subject |
OEM |
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dc.subject.ddc |
338.476292220968 |
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dc.subject.lcsh |
Automobile industry --- Environmental aspects -- South Africa |
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dc.subject.lcsh |
Sustainable development -- South Africa |
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dc.subject.lcsh |
Social responsibility of business -- South Africa |
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dc.subject.lcsh |
Transportation, Automobile -- Environmental aspects -- South Africa |
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Technological innovations -- Environmnetal aspects -- South Africa |
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dc.subject.lcsh |
Transportation -- Environmental aspects -- South Africa |
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dc.subject.other |
UCTD |
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dc.title |
Growth opportunities for the domestic new light vehicle market in South Africa |
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dc.type |
Thesis |
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dc.description.department |
Colleges of Economic and Management Sciences |
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dc.description.degree |
D. Phil. (Management Studies) |
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