Auto-Moto
Tata Motors, a prominent name in Morocco’s professional vehicle market since 2021, is positioning itself for significant growth under the leadership of Ismail Amarti. Global International Motors, the brand’s exclusive distributor in Morocco, announced Amarti’s appointment as Managing......
The Moroccan automotive industry is experiencing unprecedented growth, attracting substantial investments due to its competitive production costs. This rapid development is causing concern in Spain, particularly with plans to relocate the production of models like the Citroën C4 to Morocco. Morocco:......
SOMACA's historic factory in Casablanca marked the commencement of Renault Kardian production on Friday, in the presence of Minister of Industry and Commerce, Ryad Mezzour. This new compact SUV, aimed at both the local market and export to around fifteen countries, will be available in Morocco from......
The automotive industry landscape is undergoing a significant transformation as Stellantis, the multinational automotive manufacturing corporation, ramps up production in Morocco while scaling back operations in Italy. This strategic move has sparked concerns among industry experts and local officials......
In a significant move to enhance bilateral cooperation, the Moroccan government has approved an agreement aimed at simplifying the exchange of driver’s licenses between Morocco and Spain. The Council of Government has announced a modification to the existing framework, allowing for the mutual recognition......
The Israeli automotive sector, heavily reliant on imports, is shifting its focus to Morocco to meet growing demand, according to recent reports from the Israeli economic news site 'Calcalist'. In the coming months, Israel anticipates receiving Peugeot 208 vehicles from Stellantis production facilities......
Morocco's electric vehicle (EV) market is gaining momentum, with sales doubling over the past year and market share reaching 0.6%, according to a recent report by the Automotive Importers Association. This 50% increase in market share marks a significant step forward for the North African nation's......
In a significant shift within Africa's automotive landscape, Morocco has overtaken South Africa as the continent's premier car manufacturer. This development, reported by L'Économiste, marks a pivotal moment in the industry's history and signals a new era for North African manufacturing......
The Renault Group factory in Tangier has embarked on a groundbreaking venture with the production of the Dacia Jogger, marking the first hybrid vehicle manufactured in Morocco. This milestone underscores Morocco's pivotal role in Renault's industrial strategy and showcases the robust partnership......
NamX, a pioneering start-up specializing in hydrogen technology, has recently secured an international patent for its innovative dual-tank hydrogen capsule system. This groundbreaking development marks a significant milestone in the company's mission to democratize hydrogen as a sustainable energy......
Casablanca has set the stage for an automotive spectacle as the Avito Expo, the premier used car exhibition, unveiled its second edition on July 1, 2024. This unmissable event in Morocco's pre-owned vehicle market is anticipated to attract 50,000 visitors, surpassing the footfall of its inaugural......
In a strategic move to bolster its automotive services across Morocco, Michelin has announced the grand opening of its first Michelin Tyres & Services (MT&S) center in Casablanca. This groundbreaking initiative, undertaken in collaboration with Diffusion Motocycliste Automobile (DMA), marks the......
In the realm of environmental standards and pollution reduction, the Ministry of Interior continues to forge ahead with its program aimed at renewing the nation's taxi fleet. As part of this endeavor, Interior Minister Abdelouafi Laftit has shed light on the obstacles hindering the widespread adoption......
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