Hyundai I30 2026 Fastback Gray Automatic — Used

Jetour continues to expand its presence in Egypt with the X70, a seven-seat SUV positioned as the most affordable new model in the brand’s current local lineup.Distributed in Egypt by Kasrawy Group, the Jetour X70 is offered as a 2027 model in two trims, Comfort and Luxury. Current listed prices stand at EGP 1.095 million for the entry-level version and EGP 1

The Egyptian automotive market continues to experience ongoing price fluctuations, driven by repeated pricing adjustments across multiple vehicle segments, especially the highly competitive SUV category. In this context, the Hyundai Tucson 2026 has recorded new price increases in the local market, reflecting broader instability in pricing strategies amid strong competition from rapidly expanding Chinese and European brands.Hyundai Tucson 2026 New Prices After IncreaseThe Hyundai Tucson has seen a new price adjustment in Egypt, with prices starting at around EGP 1,625,000 for the base trim and rising to more than EGP 2,200,000 for the top-spec variants.The updated price list includes several trims: SHADOW starting at around EGP 1

Excitement is building across Egypt’s automotive sector as GB Auto, the exclusive distributor for DEEPAL, finalizes preparations for the highly anticipated official launch of the Deepal S09 on October 25, 2026.This milestone arrival reinforces the brand's commitment to introducing cutting-edge, eco-friendly luxury vehicles tailored for families seeking uncompromised performance and elite comfort.Positioned as a flagship large-scale SUV, the Deepal S09 utilizes an advanced Range-Extended Electric Vehicle (REEV) architecture designed to eliminate range anxiety while wrapping passengers in futuristic luxury.Powertrain and Performance MetricsThe Deepal S09 combines internal combustion efficiency with high-output electric mobility:REEV Drivetrain: Utilizes a 1

Egypt's electric vehicle market witnessed a noticeable expansion in the number of models and price categories available to consumers during 2026, driven by the entry of new automotive brands and the growing variety of models offered by companies operating in the sector. This development has provided buyers with multiple options, ranging from small vehicles designed for urban transportation to sport utility vehicles and high-priced luxury models.The latest price lists published in October 2026 revealed an increasingly competitive electric vehicle market, with some models now available for less than EGP 1 million, while others exceed EGP 3 million. Prices in the luxury segment can surpass EGP 10 million, reflecting the different consumer categories targeted by automotive manufacturers

In a new step reflecting the expanding options in the SUV segment in Egypt, Kasrawy Group, the exclusive dealer for the JAC brand, has announced the launch of the JAC JS8 Pro and JAC JS6 for the first time in the Egyptian market. This aims to meet the needs of customers looking for vehicles that combine dynamic performance, luxury, and the latest safety and comfort technologies.JAC JS8 Pro: Seven-Seater Family LuxuryThe JAC JS8 Pro belongs to the seven-seater SUV class and is offered in two trims: Limited and Flagship. Both are powered by a 1

The 2027 AVATR 07 is priced in Egypt from EGP 2.29 million for the Luxury rear-wheel-drive trim to EGP 2.79 million for the top-spec Premium Vision all-wheel-drive version, leaving a price difference of EGP 500,000 between the two trims, according to the latest available price lists as of late October 2026.The vehicle is offered in three trim levels: Luxury at EGP 2

The Egyptian automotive market in 2026 is experiencing a pivotal turning point with the arrival of advanced powertrain technologies that blend electric energy with the flexibility of traditional engines. In this context, local distributor "Al-Tarek Automotive" unveiled the all-new "DFSK E5" crossover. This vehicle introduces a practical solution to end the range anxiety associated with fully electric cars, relying on range-extender technology that offers consumers an advanced economic driving experience without sacrificing comfort or long-distance capabilities. This launch marks a serious step toward establishing sustainable mobility in the local market

In a market increasingly dominated by practical and spacious MPVs, MG has introduced a compelling new contender: the MG G50 PLUS. Designed to meet the needs of large families, business professionals, and modern transport services, this 7-seater MPV blends comfort, technology, and performance in a sleek, contemporary package.This comprehensive report explores the key highlights of the MG G50 PLUS, including its design, engine performance, safety features, interior technology, value for money, and why it stands out in the Egyptian automotive market.Modern Exterior with a Bold PresenceThe MG G50 PLUS features a dynamic exterior design with well-proportioned dimensions: 4,825 mm in length, 1,825 mm in width, and 1,800 mm in height, with a 2,800 mm wheelbase

Egypt's automotive market offers a diverse range of new vehicles priced below EGP 1 million in October 2026, spanning the economical sedan, crossover, and hatchback segments. Competition among Japanese, Korean, Chinese, Malaysian, and European brands continues to attract consumers seeking vehicles that combine affordable prices, practical features, and low operating costs.Price lists published during the month indicate that some economical automatic vehicles start at approximately EGP 685,000, while certain crossover models reach EGP 950,000, providing buyers with multiple options depending on their intended use and available budget.Prominent models include the Proton Saga, Nissan Sunny, Chery Arrizo 5, Hyundai Accent RB, and Chevrolet Optra, alongside the Nissan Magnite, Renault Kardian, Hyundai Venue, and Geely GX3 Pro

The balance sheets of the Japanese automotive giant, Toyota, have not been immune to the fires of ongoing conflicts in the Middle East. While the company aimed to consolidate its global leadership, geopolitical tensions have imposed a complex financial reality, placing the world’s largest automaker before unprecedented challenges. What is happening today is not merely a decline in regional sales figures, but a financial earthquake whose impact extends to global production costs and supply chains that have yet to fully recover from previous crises.A Heavy Bill and Shrinking Profit ForecastsRecent financial data revealed shocking figures, as Toyota warned that the ongoing conflict in the Middle East could cost the company approximately $4