Nissan South Africa to celebrate its over 60-year heritage in SA at NAMPO 2026
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Taking place from 12-15 May in Bothaville, Free State province, Nissan South Africa will showcase its more than six-decade legacy at NAMPO 2026. This year, the Japanese brand plans to highlight some of its most historically significant models, along with special one-off vehicles from its SA racing division.
Said Ramy Mohareb, Head of Communications at Nissan SA, “Nissan’s participation in the NAMPO Harvest Day reflects an enduring partnership with the farming community, built on a local heritage of more than 60 years, an understanding of what it means to work the land, and a range of vehicles engineered to match that dedication.”
The firm has outlined its aim to engage with people in the agricultural sector, and NAMPO provides the platform to do just that. Networking with the farming community remains essential for Nissan SA, as they look to provide “capable, reliable vehicles” that meet customers’ needs.
Nissan is confident that its customers are “never more than 25 minutes away from a Nissan dealer for accredited, high‑quality aftermarket support and service due to the company’s wide expansion of the dealer network.” Mohareb says the carmaker plans to leverage this at NAMPO 2026. “Nissan dealers are from the community, and they support Nissan customers with dedication, world‑class service levels, as well as local knowledge and expertise,” he added.
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