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After Automax collapse: Dalhom prepares to acquire its direct import franchises
Vehicle importer Dalhom is preparing to acquire the direct import franchise of the bankrupt Automax. The deal, outlined in documents sent to creditors, includes a rehabilitation plan that exempts the buyer from past debts.
The market is already pricing in poor service — and Chinese importers will feel it in the second-hand market
The Chinese automotive market highlights that post-sale service quality is becoming a key driver of brand loyalty. As the Israeli market undergoes 'Sinization,' it faces similar challenges where poor service standards are beginning to impact brand reputation and long-term vehicle value.
Two car importers, opposite sales figures and one brand that made all the difference
The rush of Israelis for Chinese cars is reaching the importers' reports. Carasso, with the help of the Chery brand, increased its market share to a record of about 15.3%. Delek Automotive, on the other hand, an importer of Mazda that once dominated the roads, is at a record low of 3%. And how much did the importers earn on each car sold?
Car prices plummet by 15%: Chinese brands tighten their grip in Israel
As revealed in Globes, Chinese car manufacturers like Chery, SAIC, and Geely are preparing to establish direct offices in Israel. This shift suggests they may decide to take control of their own distribution. Since the beginning of the year, every second car sold in the country was made in China.
Sinicization at high speed: characteristics of the Chinese car market that we have adopted, and why it does not always work
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.
From a 221 shekel door to a 180,000 shekel battery: How much do spare parts for electric vehicles cost?
The Israeli automotive industry is seeing a significant rise in malfunctions among electric and plug-in hybrid vehicles. Owners are increasingly reporting issues with sensors, charging ports, and suspension, while the cost of original spare parts remains prohibitively high.
Chinese, hybrid, and at a market-breaking price
After a period of stagnation, the ORA brand of China's Great Wall returns with a hybrid crossover featuring a striking design, a spacious cabin, and efficient propulsion. It is not perfect, but it offers strong value for money. Road test.