Egypt’s Nasr Automobile Company delivers first eco-friendly bus for public transport
In an ambitious move in line with Egypt’s strategy to localize the automotive industry and move towards the use of clean energy, Nasr Automotive Company has announced its first environmentally friendly contract with Akhtar, the mass transport company for Egypt’s new administrative capital. We have delivered a friendly public transportation bus. . The initiative comes as part of an agreement between the Department of Transport and the Department of Public Works aimed at supporting domestic industry and localizing production.
Reform of Nasr Automobile Company
Minister of Public Works Dr. Mahmoud Esmat confirmed a comprehensive plan for the development and restructuring of the Nasr Automobile Company. The plan includes the modernization of existing production lines and the introduction of new production lines designed to manufacture a variety of electric vehicles. Negotiations are underway with several global companies to facilitate the transfer and localization of electric vehicle manufacturing technology.
Modernization and restructuring plans
Continuous development, modernization and restructuring plans across all affiliates promise to positively impact performance indicators, maximize returns from owned assets and optimize investments in human capital . Nasr Automobile Company has successfully sold locally manufactured cars. eco-friendly bus Compliant with European emission standards (EURO 6).
Transition to environmentally friendly cars
The eco-friendly bus was delivered for trial runs within the capital’s transport system in collaboration with the Ministry of Transport, and is one of a series of vehicles the company aims to bring into production. With over 60% local components, these vehicles prioritize environmental friendliness and align with global industry developments by moving away from traditional fuels. Egypt’s first electric car, the Nasr e70, is no longer a distant dream, but a testament to the country’s commitment to sustainable public transport.