Morocco electric car factory Stellantis four-seater Kénitra
28 May 2026
The Italian manufacturer unveils its roadmap until 2030. The Moroccan factory in Kénitra is preparing to assemble the brand’s new compact SUVs, as well as an unprecedented (…)
28 May 2026
The Italian manufacturer unveils its roadmap until 2030. The Moroccan factory in Kénitra is preparing to assemble the brand’s new compact SUVs, as well as an unprecedented (…)
25 May 2026
Hit by a historic strike in Spain, Renault threatens to cancel its development plan. Without union agreement, the automaker is seriously considering transferring the (…)
22 May 2026
Morocco ranks second among Africa’s best nations in the 2026 U.S. News & World Report global ranking. The kingdom stands out for its strong economic diversification and (…)
19 May 2026
Morocco is establishing itself as the undisputed leader in passenger vehicles in Africa. With more than 493,000 cars produced in 2025, the Kingdom far outpaces its South (…)
18 May 2026
Revolution in the automotive industry. By launching its first electric battery production tests in Kénitra, Morocco has just outpaced Spain, which has not yet produced a single (…)
16 May 2026
Union negotiations are stalling at Renault’s Spanish factories, threatening the allocation of several new vehicles. Facing this deadlock, the automaker is seriously considering (…)
10 May 2026
Morocco’s automotive market is booming at the start of 2026. While mainstream manufacturers continue to dominate sales, the rapid surge in hybrid and electric powertrains is (…)
9 May 2026
The breakdown of negotiations between Renault and unions in Spain threatens production of five new models. Facing the abandonment of this massive industrial plan, Morocco is (…)
7 May 2026
To address parking difficulties near Jemaa el-Fna square, Marrakech is preparing the construction of an underground car park. This project aims to improve traffic flow in this (…)
5 May 2026
The Moroccan economy is reaching a historic milestone. Boosted by an automotive industry that now generates more revenue than phosphates, the country is expected to post growth (…)