Chinese automakers are working to establish themselves in the Middle East more strongly than ever before. As reported earlier, sales of Chinese-made cars have quickly overtaken sales of well-known brands, with some Gulf countries increasing by more than 35 percent, while Jordan is no different. Let’s see how Chinese NEVs taking over Jordan car makers.
Jordan Azmi Ahmad Statement:
A 45-year-old Jordanian Azmi Ahmad recently changed his gasoline-powered vehicle with a Skywell ET5, a Chinese-branded new energy vehicle (NEV). the reason is that the cost of petrol in the Arab country has climbed for the fifth time this year. A Resident of Amman, Stated:
“I used to pay about 160 Jordanian dinars (about USD 225) a month on gas, but the Skywell electric vehicle only costs me 20 dinars now’’.
A Changan Sale Manager Said:
According to Yehya Shanti, a sales manager at a dealership on Mecca Street in Amman, Changan launched its NEV model to the Jordanian market last year and sold 500 units. Changan currently has more than 1,000 units on the waiting list, they have expected to supplied to clients before the end of this year.
Chinese NEVs companies Popularity:
Chinese NEVs companies are gaining popularity in Jordan due to factors like their affordability, cutting-edge electric power technology, and trend-setting car designs, all of which help Jordan move toward a more environmentally friendly future. There are now 13 different Chinese NEV brands available in Jordan and they already control almost 40% of the local market. Changan NEV is an 8-year battery warranty car with innovative safety technologies that could travel 300 km on a single charge and offered strong performance and energy-saving advantages.
According To Jordan Free Zone Investor Commission:
It is stated that Jordan is home to a very bright subgroup of Chinese NEVs. With the increase in petrol prices globally and people’s desire for an eco-friendly lifestyle is accelerating and expected that the number of NEVs will increase this year. According to data released by the Jordan Free Zone Investor Commission in August, the clearance of electric vehicles in Jordan increased by 227 percent in 7 months compared to 202 for the same size in 2021.
