25 companies participate in the fourth edition of the "Auto Center Point" car exhibition
The fourth edition of the Auto Center Point Exhibition has opened with 25 automotive companies showcasing the latest vehicles, technologies, and exclusive offers, while placing a strong emphasis on electric mobility and sustainable transportation.
The fourth edition of the Auto Center Point Exhibition officially opened with the participation of 25 companies specializing in the automotive sector. The event is taking place from June 25 to 27, bringing together car manufacturers, distributors, suppliers, and industry stakeholders under one roof.
Issam Omar, CEO of the exhibition and Chairman of Think Tank, said the fourth edition has attracted strong participation from leading automotive companies, reinforcing the exhibition's position as an effective sales platform that enables direct engagement with customers.
He added that participating companies have introduced competitive offers and exclusive deals, giving visitors greater purchasing opportunities and added value.
A Comprehensive Platform for Egypt's Automotive Market
Omar Essam, Vice Chairman of Think Tank, described the exhibition as a comprehensive platform serving every segment of Egypt's automotive industry—from vehicle distributors and dealerships to lubricants, accessories, and consumers looking for the best products and offers in one location.
He noted that the event features exclusive promotions and innovative services that reflect the confidence of participating companies while highlighting the importance of strategic partnerships between organizers and exhibitors in enhancing the visitor experience and stimulating market activity.
"Our participation goes beyond simply exhibiting products," he said. "It represents a strategic collaboration that creates real value for everyone attending the exhibition."
Supporting Market Growth
Hussein Mostafa, former Executive Director of the Egyptian Automobile Manufacturers Association, said the exhibition reflects the positive momentum currently seen across Egypt's automotive sector.
He emphasized that organizing such events helps stimulate vehicle sales and supports companies operating in the industry.
Mostafa added that the participation of 25 companies demonstrates strong confidence in the exhibition as a platform that brings together manufacturers, suppliers, and dealers while providing opportunities to exchange expertise, showcase the latest products and technologies, and strengthen direct communication with customers.
He also noted that the exhibition supports Egypt's long-term strategy of strengthening local automotive manufacturing and developing the sector sustainably.
Strengthening Customer Engagement
Alaa El Sebae, Chairman of El Sebae Automotive, said participating in the exhibition provides an important opportunity to engage directly with customers and better understand their needs.
He added that such events help stimulate market activity, encourage healthy competition, and provide an ideal venue for showcasing the latest vehicle models, after-sales services, and exclusive offers.
According to El Sebae, the company's participation reflects its commitment to remaining closely connected to customers while supporting initiatives that contribute to the development of Egypt's automotive industry.
Growing Focus on Electric Vehicles
Mohamed Rayan, Chairman of the Egyptian Automotive Company, said the exhibition extends beyond showcasing conventional vehicles by placing increasing emphasis on electric vehicles (EVs) and Range-Extended Electric Vehicles (REEVs).
He explained that the event highlights the economic and environmental benefits of electric mobility while educating visitors about charging technologies, available infrastructure, and the latest EV models in the Egyptian market.
Rayan added that exhibitions like Auto Center Point play an important role in correcting misconceptions about electric vehicles and raising public awareness of charging networks and investment opportunities within the fast-growing EV sector.
He concluded that increasing consumer awareness is essential to accelerating Egypt's transition toward more sustainable transportation.

