Volvo Egypt's Distributor El-Arab Wins Two Awards for Best Sales Growth Globally and Locally at 2026 Ceremony
At the Egypt Car of the Year Awards 2026 ceremony, El-Arab Company, the official distributor of Volvo in Egypt, secured two prestigious awards that highlight the Swedish brand's exceptional performance in both the local and global markets. The first award recognized the highest sales growth worldwide, announced by the parent company in February 2026 based on 2025 results. The second award was for the highest growth in luxury car sales in the Egyptian market for 2025/2026, part of a dedicated category for companies achieving the highest sales growth.
Intense Competition in the Egyptian Auto Market
This recognition came amid fierce competition in the Egyptian auto market over the past period, spanning both passenger cars and commercial vehicles across all segments. Despite economic challenges and geopolitical shifts that have impacted global markets and car prices, many companies managed to achieve positive results. Volvo stood out among these companies, leading growth in the luxury car segment.
Volvo's Growing Presence in Egypt
The award results underscore the growing presence of the Volvo brand in the Egyptian market and the increasing trust it enjoys among customers. This success builds on a series of achievements the Swedish brand has recorded over the past years. The awards were based on a comprehensive market survey and approved evaluation criteria within the ceremony, adding further credibility to this milestone.
Noha El-Meligy: Strategy Rooted in Innovation
Commenting on this achievement, Noha El-Meligy, General Manager of Volvo at El-Arab Company, expressed her delight at receiving this prestigious award, emphasizing that it represents an appreciation of customer trust in the brand. She added that this recognition reflects the success of the company's strategy, which is built on innovation, quality, and delivering the best experience for Volvo customers, alongside fruitful collaboration with a network of distributors and suppliers who are key partners in this success.
El-Meligy, who also serves as General Manager of both Volvo and Lynk & Co in Egypt, noted that this honor serves as a motivation to continue offering more advanced cars and mobility solutions that meet customer aspirations and strengthen El-Arab's contribution to supporting and developing the automotive sector and the Egyptian economy. She explained that the company's strategy places the customer at the forefront, going beyond offering vehicles with the highest quality standards to include a comprehensive experience—from the purchase process, through innovative after-sales services and maintenance, to preserving the market value of cars upon resale—thereby supporting the sustainable growth of the brand in the Egyptian market.
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