The UAE's automotive aftermarket industry is poised for solid growth over the next four years and is likely to hit $1.91 billion by 2028, mainly due to the increasing involvement of Southeast Asian automotive companies, said a report.
Automechanika Dubai has revealed that the UAE's automotive aftermarket sector is poised to hit $1.91 billion by 2028, driven by rising vehicle ownership, advanced technology, and strong demand for parts and services.
MG Motor Middle East made three key launches at this year’s Jeddah International Motor Show (JIMS).
Mumtalakat, the sovereign wealth fund of the Kingdom of Bahrain, said it has entered into a non-binding agreement with Abu Dhabi-based CYVN Holdings to explore a potential partnership to accelerate the next chapter of auto giant McLaren’s growth.
MG Motor Middle East has announced its plan to launch three new models in the Middle East during the Jeddah International Motor Show.
The Saudi Transport General Authority (TGA) has launched the pilot phase for hydrogen-powered vehicles in the private taxi sector, thus marking a significant milestone for the kingdom. These vehicles have a 350km range and can run for eight hours a day.
By the end of 2025, 85 million electric vehicles (EVs) - cars, buses, vans and heavy trucks – are expected to be on the road, according to the latest forecast by management consultancy Gartner.
Škoda Middle East has announced the arrival in the region of the new Škoda Karoq, a compact SUV, known globally for its sleek design and practicality.
Emirates Transport, the UAE’s leading transport provider, is to begin pilot testing hydrogen and electric commercial vehicles supplied by Al Ghurair Motors as part of a new agreement.
Bugatti, the epitome of automotive luxury and performance, has presented its latest hypercar, the Bugatti Tourbillon, to the Middle Eastern market.
