Mercedes-Benz C180 2020 Avantgarde Silver Automatic — Used

Al-Tariq Motors, the exclusive local agent for the Chinese brand DFSK in Egypt, has announced the updated price list for 2026 models. The update includes a price increase of EGP 24,000 for two primary models: E5 and DFSK 600. This announcement comes as the brand introduces advanced "New Energy" technologies to the market. DFSK's new lineup focuses on 7-seater family vehicles equipped with sophisticated hybrid propulsion systems, positioning the brand as a leader for those seeking a balance between spaciousness and energy efficiency in the Egyptian market

The Minister of Industry, Khaled Hashem, held an extensive high-level meeting with a delegation from Mercedes-Benz Egypt, led by CEO Thomas Vagedeshauser, to discuss the German luxury automaker's future expansion plans in the local market. The strategic bilateral talks focused heavily on exploring mechanisms to deepen local manufacturing capabilities and assessing potential avenues for exporting Egyptian-assembled premium vehicles to regional and neighboring markets in the coming period. The crucial meeting was attended by key ministry officials, including Alaa Salah, Head of the Automotive Unit, and Mohamed Samy, Assistant Minister for Strategic Affairs, reflecting the government's steadfast commitment to transforming the domestic automotive landscape.Current Manufacturing Capacities of Mercedes-Benz in EgyptThe meeting carefully reviewed the current manufacturing metrics and industrial output of Mercedes-Benz within the domestic sector

Egypt's automotive market is one of the largest consumer sectors in the Middle East and North Africa, with the combined new and used car market estimated to be worth more than $4 billion annually. Driven by increasing demand for personal mobility and the continued growth of the used-car segment, the market presents significant business opportunities. However, despite its size, it continues to face long-standing challenges, including limited transparency, inconsistent pricing, vehicle fraud, and hidden mechanical defects that make buying a used car a risky experience for many consumers.Against this backdrop, Biddex has emerged as an Egyptian automotive technology startup focused on rebuilding trust in the car-buying process

With the ongoing rise in car prices in Egypt, the search for the cheapest car in Egypt has become essential for many consumers who need a vehicle that meets their daily needs without straining their budgets. Under these economic conditions, automatic cars stand out as a preferred option for many drivers, thanks to their ease of use and suitability for Egypt's crowded roads. In this report, we will review two of the cheapest automatic cars in Egypt for 2025: the BYD F3 and the Chery Arrizo 5. We will provide a comprehensive comparison between them in terms of performance, features, and safety, while also highlighting the updated prices for each model to help you make the best purchasing decision

MG, owned by the Chinese automotive giant SAIC Motor, has created an exceptional breakthrough in the luxury sports sedan segment by successfully introducing its latest masterpiece, the MG 7, to the Egyptian automotive market. This premium vehicle arrives to revive the classic Grand Tourer segment with a sweeping design heavily inspired by athletic four-door coupes. It presents a highly challenging formula that combines high-performance dynamics, aristocratic luxury, and competitive pricing. Thanks to its advanced technological equipment and turbocharged powertrain choices, the local distributor has successfully positioned the vehicle as a top choice for buyers seeking both sporty distinction and family utility, capturing a prominent market share from traditional segments

The Egyptian automotive market continues to experience notable price fluctuations, driven by ongoing promotional campaigns from distributors aiming to boost sales amid intensifying competition. In this context, recent reports indicate that discounts of up to EGP 80,000 are being maintained on several models in the local market. This reflects a broader trend of flexible pricing strategies that have become increasingly common in Egypt’s automotive sector.Discounts Reaching EGP 80,000 in the Local MarketMarket indicators suggest that price reductions of up to EGP 80,000 are still being applied to a number of vehicles, particularly within the economy and mid-range segments

The SUV segment in Egypt has become one of the most competitive automotive categories in 2026, with a wide range of Korean, Japanese, and Chinese models competing for market share. Buying decisions are increasingly driven by value for money, running costs, and long-term ownership expenses rather than brand name alone.According to market trends and Biddex insights, factors such as pricing, fuel efficiency, maintenance costs, and resale value now play a decisive role in shaping consumer preferences in this segment.Key Criteria for Selecting the Best SUVs in EgyptChoosing the right SUV in the Egyptian market depends on several critical factors:Price vs

Used cars have become an attractive option for many buyers in Egypt, providing the opportunity to acquire high-quality vehicles at reasonable prices. In this report, we will review one of the used cars available in the Egyptian market, the Alfa Romeo Giulietta model 2020. We will highlight its specifications, features, and value for money, assisting buyers in making an informed decision.The rising prices of new cars in recent years have driven many buyers to consider used cars as an economical option

The Egyptian market is now witnessing the launch of the 2025 Volkswagen Touareg, representing the pinnacle of German engineering in the luxury SUV segment. The new Touareg combines advanced technical resources, superior sporty performance, and sophisticated design, making it a prominent choice for those seeking a luxurious and fully equipped vehicle. Its price climbs to EGP 4,150,000, with only one trim level currently available.Exterior Design Combining Aggressiveness and EleganceThe 2025 Touareg adopts a design language characterized by power and luxury

The Egyptian automotive market has not been immune to the successive geopolitical shocks that have recently swept the region. The "Iran conflict" and its repercussions have cast heavy shadows over global supply costs and logistics. Combined with exchange rate fluctuations and rising maritime freight costs, automotive agents in Egypt have found themselves forced to implement consecutive price hikes. These increases have even touched the most in-demand segments: Multi-Purpose Vehicles (MPVs)