Nearly 95,000 Women Are Driving South Africa's Automotive Industry Forward

For decades, South Africa's automotive industry was largely seen as a man's world. From factory floors and workshops to dealerships and executive offices, women were often underrepresented in one of the country's most important industries. Today, that narrative is changing. New Motor Industry Bargaining Council (MIBCO) data reveals that nearly 95,000 women are employed in South Africa's organised automotive retail aftermarket, accounting for around 30% of the sector's 316,945 employees. While men still make up the majority of the workforce, the figures point to a significant shift in an industry that has traditionally struggled with gender diversity

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