Project description
The Tshwane Automotive City (TAC) Rosslyn mixed-use development is a private sector-led investment by Rosslyn Hub (Pty) Ltd, forming part of the broader Tshwane Automotive City (TAC) initiative. This project is designed to position Rosslyn as Africa’s premier automotive hub, integrating industrial, commercial and community-driven development.
The development is structured around three key nodes:
- Logistics Node – Supporting supply chain efficiency and industrial growth.
- Commercial and Recreational Node – Featuring retail, automotive showrooms and leisure spaces.
- Community and Civic Node – Providing essential public services and social amenities.
Details:
- Project promoter: Rosslyn Hub Investment Company
- Project partners: AIDC and City of Tshwane
- Overarching sector: Automotive
- Project delivery model: Private sector supported by government
- Project status: Service level agreements in progress
- Project dates: 2025 – 2027
- Project requirements / Investor opportunity: Private investors to take up the land for investment
See recent news (4 July 2026): Chery launches South African manufacturing plant in Rosslyn
This project presents a strategic investment opportunity in automotive manufacturing, logistics and urban development, contributing to job creation, economic growth and infrastructure expansion in Gauteng.
Contact
Contact the project promoter for more details about investment opportunities in the 3 key development nodes.
Find out more at www.rosslynhub.co.za
