The Stellantis automotive group, which produces the Fiat Topolino, a 100% electric ultra-city vehicle, in the Kénitra plant in Morocco and exports it to Italy, has sent a message to its customers, which reignites the controversy.
The new mayor of Rabat, Fatiha El Moudni, no longer wants repair workshops and car garages, managed by companies or on a self-employed basis, in the Océan district.
The Minister of Economy and Finance, Nadia Fettah, announced the government’s intention to take measures against the anarchic use of state vehicles.
China is multiplying its investments in Morocco to circumvent the United States, which has adopted new subsidies aimed at stimulating domestic production of electric vehicles and reducing Beijing’s dominance over the supply chain.
Luxury cars are booming like never before in Morocco. This is evidenced by the results of car sales in the first six months of this year.
The car rental sector in Morocco is in crisis. Professionals in the sector complain about the introduction of a new specifications book and an offer largely exceeding demand. The recovery is not about to start.
Carlos Tavares, CEO of Stellantis, stated that the lack of "domestic" support in Spain and the fierce competition from China are forcing the company to invest outside of Europe, particularly in Morocco.
The National Road Safety Agency (NARSA) announced the launch of speed control operations with embedded radars in the Tanger-Tétouan-Al Hoceima region.
China is building a strategic supply chain for batteries in Morocco, in order to help Europe, which is struggling to develop its own industry.
Agents of the Civil Guard at the port of Algeciras (Cádiz) intercepted seven cars stolen in Belgium that were about to be shipped to Morocco to be sold there.
Fed up with paying a fortune to park your car at the airport? This is the exasperation of users of Moroccan airports, who denounce exorbitant prices and poor quality of service.
A delegation of Turkish business leaders, led by the president of the Moroccan-Turkish Business Council, recently visited Morocco. The objective is to increase trade between the two countries in the fields of public works, agri-food, tourism, agriculture, aviation, automotive, renewable energies, etc.