Rabat - Compared to the same period last year, the sales of new cars in Morocco experienced a decrease of 11.03%, standing at 95,544 units at the end of July this year.

The number of new registrations for private"...

Rabat - African and German automotive manufacturers recently paid a visit to Morocco to gain insights into the local ecosystem and explore potential areas of cooperation in the leading African auto hub.

On July"...

Rabat - Exports from Morocco’s automotive industry are expected to grow by 33.7% to MAD 52.6 billion ($5.2 billion) in 2022, according to Morocco’s central bank, Bank Al-Maghrib (BAM).

In its latest"...

Rabat - Exports of the automotive industry should increase by 33.7% to 52.6 billion dirhams in 2022, according to Morocco's Central Bank (Bank Al-Maghrib, BAM).

These exports should increase by 10.5% to 58.1"...

Rabat - German car part manufacturer, Stahlschmidt International Holdings, officially launched its first manufacturing units today in one of Morocco’s biggest industrial zones in Tangier, the Automotive City Area.

The"...

Tangier - A European delegation visited Friday Tangier Med port complex and the Renault plant in Tangier, with the aim of enhancing economic and commercial relations between Morocco and the European Union (EU), in terms of trade and cooperation.

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Rabat - Barid Al-Maghrib, Morocco's postal service, on Tuesday launched 225 electric vehicles designed by Stellantis Kenitra to decarbonize and expand the office’s mail distribution network.

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Rabat - STMicroelectronics, a French-Italian company specializing in the manufacturing of electronics and semiconductors, inaugurated today a new production line for electric parts in its plant in Bouskoura, located in the Casablanca-Settat region.

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Rabat - Morocco’s mining group Managem and French automobile manufacturer Renault Group on Wednesday signed a memorandum of understanding to secure a sustainable supply of low-carbon cobalt sulfate for electric and reusable batteries.

Under"...

Rabat - Czechian car manufacturer Skoda Auto on Wednesday announced its plans to increase cable harness production in the Moroccan cities of Kenitra and Tangier to fill the production gap caused by the war in Ukraine.

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