Hybrid vehicles of the "Hyundai" brand have been made available to the Atlas Lions as part of the partnership between Global engines and the Royal Moroccan Football Federation (FRMF).
Fraud in the car sales procedures at Renault Commerce Morocco. It involves internal agents, three of whom have already been fired. An internal audit is underway to determine all the implications and consequences of this case.
The Japanese multinational, Yazaki, will open a new factory in Kenitra. This will be in January 2020. This will bring the number of its facilities in Morocco to four. An investment of several million euros, which offers new prospects for the world of employment in the Kingdom.
A crisis that does not say its name: 10,231 new vehicles, all classifications combined, found buyers in August 2019. This is precisely what the statistics of the Association of Vehicle Importers in Morocco (AIVAM) reveal.
A new tele-service will soon be operational for the payment of registration fees. This initiative comes from the Directorate General of Taxes (DGI) and will allow vehicle dealers to pay registration fees through an electronic process.
A motorist driving at very high speed hit, on Tuesday, September 3, in Casablanca, a tram on the T2 line in the Prefecture of Aïn Sebaâ. Significant material damage was recorded.
In one of its recent publications, the Australian news site, The Vibe, has highlighted and also hailed the spectacular economic progress that Morocco has recorded in recent decades, through its astronomical investments in its industrial and transport infrastructure.
The Casablanca City Council is launching a large-scale operation next week to dismantle illegal parking lots, in order to put an end to the anarchy observed in the parking attendant sector.
The world leader in aluminum casting and the production of aluminum automotive parts, Citic Dicastal , has just inaugurated its new plant in Kenitra. The total investment is around 350 million euros, or about 4 billion dirhams.
The new factory of the Nexteer Automotive group will be officially commissioned on Wednesday, June 26th. It is part of the Peugeot-PSA ecosystem, whose factory was inaugurated on Thursday, June 20, 2019 by King Mohammed VI.
After more than two years of work and four years after signing a convention with the Moroccan state, the PSA (Peugeot-Citroën) plant in Kenitra was officially inaugurated yesterday, Thursday, June 20, 2019, by King Mohammed VI.
The automotive sector continues to recruit in Morocco , particularly in the north of the country with, this time, the inauguration of a new factory of the French group Galvanoplast, specialized in anticorrosion.