
Citroën Ami Electric Car Price Rises, Still Competitive in License-Free Market
Citroën has just increased, at the beginning of this year, the price of its 100% electric Ami model, produced in Morocco and accessible without a license.

Citroën has just increased, at the beginning of this year, the price of its 100% electric Ami model, produced in Morocco and accessible without a license.

The year 2022 is starting slowly for the new car segment. Sales in this sector have fallen by 6.72% compared to the same period last year.

The activity of Tanger Med Zone is gaining momentum again. Three new companies from the automotive sector have just announced their installation.

The industrial acceleration zone of the Oujda Technopole will soon host an automotive wiring plant. The construction work on this industrial unit was launched on Monday.
Like the new car market, used cars are also hit hard by the semiconductor crisis , recording almost stagnation compared to 2019.

The Chinese group Greenland Technologies Holding Corporation, specialized in the manufacture of electric industrial vehicles, has just signed an exclusive distribution agreement with the Moroccan authorities. The Asian giant is thus targeting the Moroccan market before gradually establishing itself in Africa.

After a generally satisfactory year 2021, the Renault group has decided to expand its development prospects in Morocco, betting this year on electric and hybrid.

The automotive market in Morocco experienced a 12.64% increase, reaching 131,637 units sold as of September 2021->art89453], with an attraction for luxury, especially German cars.

Morocco is one of the fastest growing markets for the German luxury car manufacturer Porsche. The company aims to expand its charging network.

New car sales recorded a good performance during the year 2021, despite the health crisis. They thus reached 175,360 units, an increase of 5.9% compared to 2019.

Ryad Mezzour, Minister of Industry and Trade, stated that the Moroccan automotive sector has entered a new era in its history.

The Civil Guard recently seized 11 stolen collector’s cars in France destined for Morocco. Five people involved in this case were arrested in France and Spain.