Le Maroc devient aujourd'hui le plus grand d' Afrique en matière d' industrie automobile. The era of electric cars is coming to the country with new competitors.

A freight train brings hundreds of cars three times a day, from rural areas in northern Morocco to a port in the Mediterranean. They come from a Renault factory near Tangier and are sent to car dealerships in Europe. The kingdom of North Africa supplies more vehicles to Europe than China, India or Japan and has the capacity to produce 700,000 cars per year. And the government is determined to maintain the country's position as a heavyweight automaker in the future by enthusiastically applying for electric car projects. The Minister of Industry and Commerce, Ryad Mezzour said: “15 years ago, we did not export a single car. Today, it is the country's main export sector.” According to the latter, Morocco has developed its ports and highways and that the government is offering producers subsidies of up to 35 percent to build factories in rural areas outside Tangier where Renault now makes Clios and Dacia Sanderos