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The global automotive industry is witnessing a seismic shift driven by Chinese ambitions that no longer settle for competing in economic segments but are now aiming for the summit. In this context, MG has sparked a major surprise by unveiling its all-new "MG 07," a vehicle described as a "rebel" against the traditional rules of the luxury electric vehicle (EV) market. This car does not arrive merely as an addition to the fleet, but as a clear message of defiance, combining aggressive design inspired by elite German sports cars with advanced autonomous driving technology—all at a price that disrupts the global market's balance of power.Design Philosophy: The Spirit of Taycan in an MG MoldAt first glance, one cannot ignore the dominant sporty identity of the MG 07, which evokes the features of the German icon, the Porsche Taycan

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 sector is undergoing a major structural transformation, driven by rising demand, expanding local manufacturing initiatives, and the rapid emergence of digital startups reshaping how vehicles are bought and sold. The market, valued at more than $4 billion, is experiencing a shift in consumer behavior as buyers increasingly seek transparency, data-driven insights, and easier access to reliable information—especially in the used-car segment.In this evolving landscape, digital transformation is no longer optional; it has become a necessity. Rising prices, fragmented information, and inconsistent market practices have created an opportunity for technology-driven platforms such as Biddex to introduce more structured, transparent, and efficient automotive experiences

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

When discussing buying a used car in Egypt, Toyota Corolla remains the name that immediately comes to mind as an undisputed first choice. The 2021 model represents the twelfth generation of this Japanese icon, cleverly combining modern, attractive design with the legendary reliability for which Toyota has been famous for decades. It is a car you don't just buy for transport; you buy it to ensure peace of mind from road breakdowns and to preserve the value of your savings. It is truly the "mobile safe" of the Egyptian market

The Egyptian automotive market witnessed unprecedented momentum and a massive import and manufacturing surge during May 2026, as local showrooms welcomed 17 entirely new models entering Egypt for the first time. This influx of modern 2026 model-year vehicles reflects the high dynamics and resilience of local agents working to introduce the latest global driving technologies.The new entries span across every major segment, starting from locally assembled economy sedans and highly demanded family SUVs, to premium Electric Vehicles (EVs), Range-Extended Electric Vehicles (REEVs), and Plug-in Hybrids (PHEVs), granting Egyptian consumers an unparalleled layout of sustainable and smart mobility choices.Haval, BYD, and Xpeng: A Tech-Driven Chinese OnslaughtChinese automakers strongly spearheaded the launch movement

The Chevrolet Optra 2017 is one of the sedan cars that has achieved significant popularity in the Egyptian market, thanks to its modern design, comprehensive features, and reliable performance.With the increasing demand for used cars in Egypt, the Optra has become an ideal choice for individuals seeking a vehicle that combines quality with an affordable price.In this report, we will review the car's specifications, features, and the value it offers for its price.Technical Specifications and FeaturesEngine and PerformanceThe Chevrolet Optra 2017 comes equipped with a powerful and reliable engine suitable for daily use in both urban and highway settings

With the beginning of 2025, the car market in Egypt has witnessed notable changes, with updated prices for many vehicles, including the sedan category. The sedan sector is among the most popular among Egyptian consumers due to its balance between performance, comfort, and reasonable pricing. In this report, we will review the cheapest 10 sedan cars in the Egyptian market, focusing on their prices and basic specifications.Cheapest Sedan Cars in the Egyptian MarketBYD F3The BYD F3 tops the list of the cheapest sedans, with a price of 650,000 EGP

With the continuous rise in new car prices, opting for a used car has become the most realistic and smart choice for many consumers in Egypt. Owning a reliable vehicle with decent performance and a reasonable price no longer requires buying a brand-new model. Instead, one can find a well-maintained used car that meets daily needs efficiently.Among the available options in the Egyptian market, the 2015 Daihatsu Terios stands out as a compact SUV that combines Japanese reliability, practical design, and adaptability to various driving conditions — especially in crowded cities or rural areas

In a move aimed at addressing one of the most complex challenges in Egypt’s automotive market, Biddex has expanded its vehicle inspection service to cover five major cities: Cairo, Giza, Alexandria, Mansoura, and Tanta.This expansion comes at a time when Egypt’s used-car market continues to face a significant information gap, where buyers often struggle to verify the true technical condition of vehicles before purchase — a situation that frequently results in unexpected financial losses.According to Biddex market indicators, approximately 70% of inspected vehicles reveal previously undisclosed defects or mechanical issues, highlighting the scale of the transparency challenge in the market.Strategic Expansion Across Egypt’s Key Automotive HubsThe expanded inspection coverage now includes five cities that represent major centers of used-car activity in Egypt:Cairo: The largest automotive trading hub in the countryGiza: A key market for family and daily-use vehiclesAlexandria: A highly active market for imports and commercial mobilityMansoura: One of the fastest-growing automotive markets in the Nile DeltaTanta: A strong regional hub for vehicle resale activityThis geographic expansion represents an important step toward reaching a broader share of the market, particularly in high-density areas where most buying and selling transactions take place