Hongqi Appoints Hongqi Egypt as Official Representative in Egypt with Ambitious Launch Plan

Hongqi Appoints Hongqi Egypt as Official Representative in Egypt with Ambitious Launch Plan

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Sep 27, 2026 04:01 AM
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Hongqi, FAW's luxury brand, has appointed Hongqi Egypt—a coalition of B Auto and Al-Rizk Automotive—as its official representative in Egypt. The agreement was signed in China in September with SKY Holding's CEO present. The company plans an integrated sales network with three showrooms and authorized distributors in several governorates. Hongqi was founded in 1958 and operates in over 30 countries.

Chinese luxury brand Hongqi, under FAW Group, has officially appointed Hongqi Egypt as its representative in the Egyptian market. The new entity is a coalition of B Auto and Al-Rizk Automotive, and it's preparing to invest heavily to relaunch the brand.

Representation Agreement and Expansion Plans

The appointment follows the signing of a representation agreement at a ceremony held in China this September, attended by Mohamed Bilal, CEO of SKY Holding, and Mohamed Rizk, CEO of Hongqi Egypt. Hongqi Egypt plans to establish an integrated sales and after-sales network, including three main showrooms in New Cairo, Sheikh Zayed, and Alexandria, plus a network of authorized distributors covering Cairo, Giza, Ismailia, Tanta, Hurghada, and Alexandria.

This move comes after Al-Mal newspaper exclusively reported last week that a coalition of B Auto and Al-Rizk Automotive had acquired the rights to represent and distribute Hongqi luxury cars in Egypt, succeeding the previous agent. The step aims to relaunch the brand's operations and strengthen its local presence as part of a broader strategy for luxury cars in the Egyptian market.

Hongqi's History and Luxury Heritage

Hongqi, which means 'Red Flag' in Chinese, dates back to 1958 and is part of FAW Group. Historically, the brand produced cars for official use and VIP convoys before expanding into luxury passenger vehicles. Today, Hongqi offers a range of sedans, SUVs. Fully electric vehicles, with products available in over 30 countries and regions worldwide.

With this appointment, the Egyptian market is set for a new phase of competition in the luxury car segment, as Hongqi brings fresh options for Egyptian buyers. The move is expected to stimulate the luxury car market and attract a new customer base. Full details of the launch plan are yet to be announced, but expectations point to strong moves in the near future.

Frequently Asked Questions

3 questions answered

Hongqi Egypt, a coalition of B Auto and Al-Rizk Automotive.

It plans to establish three main showrooms in New Cairo, Sheikh Zayed, and Alexandria, plus a distributor network in several governorates.

Hongqi is a Chinese luxury brand under FAW Group, founded in 1958. It started with official cars and later expanded into luxury passenger vehicles.

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