Renault Celebrates Production of Morocco’s First Fully Electric Quadricycle
- Renault celebrates the 2000th unit of the Mobilize DUO in Morocco.
- The Mobilize DUO is the first fully electric vehicle made in Morocco.
- Local engineers received over 8000 hours of training for this project.
- Moroccan suppliers specializing in electric components contributed to production.
- Minister Mezzour commended Renault’s commitment to carbon neutrality.
Morocco’s First Electric Quadricycle Launches
Renault’s factory in Tangier has recently celebrated a remarkable achievement: the production of Morocco’s very first fully electric quadricycle, the Mobilize DUO. This milestone took place on Friday, marking the completion of its 2,000th unit. Notably, the Mobilize DUO is a compact four-wheeled vehicle tailored for urban environments and structured primarily for export to European markets, showcasing the growing significance of Morocco in the global electric mobility sector.
Local Expertise Drives Electric Vehicle Innovation
The Mobilize DUO is notable not only for its environmental credentials but also for its development process, which involved a dedicated team of Moroccan experts. These local engineers spent over 8,000 hours training to acquire essential skills in electric mobility, resulting in a vehicle that is assembled entirely by homegrown talent. In fact, this innovative electric vehicle is being produced on a new assembly line at the Tangier factory, specifically designed to yield up to 17,000 units per year, utilizing advanced technology tailored for electric vehicles.
Government Officials Praise Collaboration with Renault
In attendance at the celebratory event were notable figures including Morocco’s Minister of Industry and Trade, Ryad Mezzour, alongside Mobilize’s CEO Gianluca De Ficchy, and Renault Group Morocco’s General Manager, Mohamed Bachiri. Mezzour highlighted that the Tangier facility exemplifies operational excellence and carbon neutrality, underscoring Morocco’s commitment to fostering innovation in this area. Furthermore, he emphasized that Renault’s collaboration with local suppliers has been a crucial factor in reinforcing Morocco’s strategic position in electric mobility.
In conclusion, the production of the Mobilize DUO in Morocco signifies a pivotal moment for local electric mobility, with strong support from government and industry leaders. This event highlights the growth of Morocco’s automotive sector and positions the country as a key player in green technology. With further investment in local supplies and training, the future looks promising for Morocco’s electric vehicle ambitions.
