Le Mans Holding Group has announced the injection of €50 million in new investments into the Egyptian market this year

aiming to expand its network of car showrooms and maintenance centers, alongside ventures into the transport, shipping, customs clearance, and electric and hybrid car import sectors.

This strategic move aligns with Egypt’s transition toward clean energy, enhancing the automotive sector while generating jobs and promoting economic development.

Amir Hilali, the group’s founder and Chairman of the Board, disclosed plans to open three new car showrooms this year, in addition to an existing one in Fifth Settlement.

The company will also establish two maintenance centers dedicated to after-sales services and spare parts for vehicles imported via Lemans Auto, a subsidiary.

These centers will provide warranty services and cater to various electric cars, ensuring efficient customer service and support.

Hilali emphasized the group’s ambition to expand its transport and shipping services under Lemans Germany, as well as to diversify its car offerings in Egypt, providing competitively priced vehicles that cater to a wide range of consumer preferences.

Additionally, the group aims to offer flexible financing solutions through partnerships with banks and financial institutions.

Reflecting on the company’s recent achievements, Hilali highlighted that the group’s expansion is built upon its past successes in advancing the local automotive market, underscoring its leadership in the sector.

He also pointed out that the group is actively seeking strategic partnerships with international car brands to introduce more electric vehicles and offer related services.

Le Mans Holding Group, which has already invested €20 million in Egypt since its market entry, plans to extend its branch network to cover new areas across the country.

This expansion will provide customers with greater accessibility and convenience, offering modern car models equipped with advanced technologies and appealing designs.

Sarah Nazmi, Head of Communications and Marketing at Le Mans Holding Group, expressed pride in the group’s achievements, reaffirming the company’s dedication to maintaining its leading position in the industry and delivering top-tier services to its clients.

About Engineer Amir Hilali

Amir Hilali, the founder and Chairman of Le Mans Holding Group, is recognized as one of the leading young entrepreneurs in the automotive, import, and export sectors. With over 15 years of experience, Hilali began his journey at age 18 by founding “Sara Trade,” an import company in Romania. His expertise in logistics and international trade enabled him to establish Hilali SRO in the Czech Republic, specializing in car exports to Egypt. Following this, he founded Steven GmbH in Germany, further expanding his reach in logistics and transportation services.

His extensive experience and knowledge in these fields allowed him to successfully launch Le Mans Holding Group.

Hilali also serves as the Chairman of the Import Committee, Automotive Division, at the Cairo Chamber of Commerce, and holds degrees in Electronic Engineering from the University of Duisburg-Essen and a Master’s in Management Science from Anglo-American University in Prague.

About Le Mans Holding Group

Founded in 2008 in Düsseldorf, Germany, Le Mans Holding Group initially targeted the Egyptian market by exporting cars from the European Union.

The company’s innovative approach transformed Egypt’s import and export sectors, providing tailored car import services that cater to each customer’s specific needs, whether for gasoline or electric vehicles.

The group handles all export documentation, offering vehicles at competitive prices while ensuring after-sales services, including maintenance and spare parts supply.

Le Mans Holding Group has since expanded its operations through its five subsidiaries in Egypt, Germany, Romania, and the Czech Republic.

It has launched electric and hybrid car showrooms and established maintenance centers in Egypt, pioneering an innovative approach in the local market. The group also plans further growth in transportation, shipping, and customs clearance sectors.