Mansour Group is reportedly seeking the rights to Opel in Iraq and Libya, a company official said on Thursday, according to Al Mal. Mansour already has Chevrolet dealerships in both countries and has managed to secure other distribution lines in other African countries through other partnerships. Mansour Group also wants to get into importing electric vehicles in Egypt, said Khedr, adding that the company is awaiting government policies on electric car assembly, which it hopes means incentives, and the expansion of electric vehicle infrastructure. Mansour Group managed to snag distribution rights to Peugeot cars from Cairo for Development and Cars Manufacturing and plans to begin selling them in April.
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