However, the South African plant does appear to be in a vulnerable position in terms of its volumes, with current production levels averaging around 1,200 units per month in the first four months of 2025. This includes production of the Navara single cab and double cab bakkies for South African consumption and exports into Africa. The Navara is currently the only vehicle produced at Rosslyn, following the discontinuation of the NP200 compact bakkie in 2024, after its Russian-developed replacement was cancelled due to the war with Ukraine. Around that time, a Nissan SA representative told Moneyweb that the company was attempting to source another successor to the NP200 and was also investigating a third model for the Rosslyn plant.