Luxury Car Market in the Middle East: Exclusive News and Statistics

The luxury car market in the Middle East is seeing significant developments, with DaimlerChrysler ME launching the Mercedes-Benz magazine Middle East, exclusively distributed through Mercedes-Benz dealerships across the GCC and Levant. The magazine promises to provide customers with exclusive content, highlighting the company's commitment to customer experience. Meanwhile, the Dubai Economic Council has been discussing ways to alleviate the city's growing traffic congestion problems, proposing an integrated approach that includes advanced traffic systems and car pooling. Nissan and Renault have also formed a strategic partnership in the UAE and Oman, pooling their commercial resources while maintaining separate brand identities.

Key Takeaways:

  • DaimlerChrysler ME has launched the Mercedes-Benz magazine Middle East, exclusively distributed through Mercedes-Benz dealerships across the GCC and Levant.
  • The magazine aims to provide customers with exclusive content and will not be available on newsstands.
  • Ashraf Tamim, executive editor of the magazine, emphasized the company's desire to keep the magazine exclusive to Mercedes-Benz customers.
  • The Dubai Economic Council has been working on solutions to alleviate traffic congestion in Dubai, including advanced traffic systems and car pooling.
  • Nissan and Renault have formed a strategic partnership in the UAE and Oman, with Arabian Automobiles in Dubai and Almasaood Automobiles in Abu Dhabi managing sales and servicing of both brands.
  • The partnership aims to pool the two automakers' commercial resources while maintaining separate brand identities.

Statistics:

  • DaimlerChrysler ME has launched the Mercedes-Benz magazine Middle East, with exclusive distribution through Mercedes-Benz dealerships across the GCC and Levant.
  • The Dubai Economic Council has proposed an integrated approach to alleviate traffic congestion in Dubai, including advanced traffic systems and car pooling.
  • Nissan and Renault have formed a strategic partnership in the UAE and Oman, with 100% stake in Arabian Automobiles and Almasaood Automobiles managing Renault sales and servicing in Abu Dhabi.

Sources:

  • "MERCEDES ME MAGAZINE LAUNCH" by Mercedes-Benz Middle East
  • "DEC ponders Dubai traffic" by Dubai Economic Council
  • "Nissan, Renault pool resources" by Nissan Statement