Auto Center Point Exhibition Wraps Up Fifth Edition with 20 Companies, Financing Offers, and Test Drives
The fifth edition of the Auto Center Point car exhibition concluded at Axis Mall on the Suez Road with 20 companies participating. Visitors test-drove new models debuting in Egypt, including the Geely Monjaro, Geely EX5, Geely EX2, ROX, and RELY. Cashback offers ranged from EGP 100,000 on the KGM ACTYON to EGP 400,000 on the Jeep Grand Cherokee, while the new Haval V7 saw a EGP 100,000 overprice.
The fifth edition of the Auto Center Point car exhibition concluded after four days at Axis Mall on the Suez Road. Twenty companies from various automotive sectors took part. Visitors came looking for new car deals and financing options.
Test Drives for First-Time Models from Geely and ROX
Several exhibitors offered test drives for new cars, including models making their Egyptian market debut. The standout was the all-new Geely Monjaro, alongside ROX vehicles, the Geely EX5, RELY. The electric Geely EX2. These hands-on sessions gave buyers a real feel for performance and specs before committing.
Financing, Maintenance, and After-Sales Offers
Participating finance companies rolled out tailored programs for exhibition visitors. The event also featured deals on periodic maintenance, bodywork, and paint services. Attendees explored a wide range of purchase options and after-sales support.
Cashback Reaching EGP 400,000 on the Jeep Grand Cherokee
Distributors announced cashback offers ranging from EGP 100,000 on the KGM ACTYON up to EGP 400,000 on the Jeep Grand Cherokee. Other exhibitors imposed price hikes on several models. The new Haval V7 carried an overprice of EGP 100,000, based on offers announced during the show.
What It Means for Egypt's Car Market
The exhibition blended hands-on test drives with financing deals and after-sales services. That combination signals distributors are pushing to stimulate sales in a tough market. The fifth edition drew company representatives, dealers, and media figures. Visitor turnout for new car deals was noticeable. The event ran for four full days.
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