Car Market

The new AION UT electric vehicle launched in Israel with over 100 orders in 72 hours. Priced from 116,990 shekels, it features a 204-hp motor, 430 km WLTP range, and a 5-star Euro NCAP rating.

Israel's electric vehicle adoption has dropped sharply from 25% in 2024 to 12% in early 2026, prompting the Ministry of Energy to warn of billions in economic losses if regulatory uncertainty and charging barriers are not addressed.

The Rami Levy Stock chain and the Delhum Motors group are bringing back the consumer hit that drove the country crazy, but this time the move is limited in time and quantity and will take place in only one location.

In July, Chinese models accounted for 45% of new car deliveries in Israel. The market is increasingly adopting Chinese characteristics, including consumer psychology, sales methods, and quality issues.

Following the electric models, the MG importer in Israel announces a dramatic price reduction for hybrid SUV models, alongside equipment upgrades and new features.

The Auto Chen company of the Belilius family has received the official franchise for the import and marketing in Israel of the Chinese car brand Forthing from Dongfeng, which was held until now by the UMI group.

More than 26,000 new cars hit Israeli roads last month, with a 10% year-to-date increase. Chinese manufacturers now hold 6 of the top 10 positions, accounting for nearly half of all new vehicle sales this year.