MENA Commercial Vehicles Industry Positioned for Significant Value Creation Through 2035
The Middle East and North Africa (MENA) commercial vehicles market is poised for a decade of unprecedented expansion. New industry data projects the market to grow from USD 7.61 billion in 2025 to USD 18.72 billion by 2035
This growth marks a strategic pivot in the region’s economic
landscape. As GCC nations accelerate their "Vision" programs to
diversify away from hydrocarbons, the commercial vehicle sector has emerged as
the backbone of new industrial, logistics, and smart-city ecosystems.
Market Dynamics: The Shift Toward Heavy-Duty and Logistics
The recovery from global supply chain shocks (2020–2024) has
paved the way for a more resilient, technology-driven procurement model.
• Truck Segment Dominance: Commercial trucks are expected to
command a 72.6% market share by 2025. This is driven by high-intensity demand
from the construction, mining, and oilfield service sectors.
• Heavy-Duty Leadership: The heavy-duty vehicle segment is projected to hold
47.8% of total market value in 2025, as modular configurations (tankers,
tippers, and flatbeds) become essential for cross-border trade corridors.
• Urbanization & E-commerce: Rapid growth in the digital economy is fueling
a surge in last-mile delivery demand, elevating the requirement for compact
vans and medium-duty trucks in metropolitan hubs like Dubai, Riyadh, and Cairo.
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Regional Market Dominance and Strategic Growth Engines
The geographical landscape of the MENA commercial vehicles
market is defined by localized industrial strengths and ambitious national
development programs. Türkiye remains the region's primary powerhouse,
currently commanding a 28.4% market share. Its dominance is anchored by its
strategic role as a global nearshoring hub and a robust workforce that attracts
international manufacturers for local assembly and CKD (Completely Knocked
Down) operations. With an astronomical USD 190 billion investment earmarked for
rail, road, and maritime infrastructure, Türkiye is reinforcing its position as
a critical logistics bridge between Europe and Asia, ensuring steady demand for
heavy-duty transport through 2035.
In contrast, Saudi Arabia is emerging as the region's
fastest-accelerating growth engine, projected to increase its market share by
100 basis points to reach 15.0% by 2035. This surge is directly tied to the
Kingdom's "Vision 2030" giga-projects, most notably the USD 500
billion NEOM tech-city initiative. Large-scale infrastructure projects such as
the Riyadh Metro and massive urban redevelopment are creating an insatiable
demand for material handling equipment and commercial fleets, positioning the
Kingdom as a vital target for global equipment manufacturers.
Other key players include Egypt and the United Arab
Emirates, each leveraging unique economic drivers. Egypt’s 8.2% market share is
sustained by an aggressive expansion of industrial zones and massive
residential complexes designed to accommodate a growing population. Meanwhile,
the UAE—holding a 5.2% share—is focusing on the intersection of real estate
luxury and sustainable mobility. By integrating "Green Fleet"
mandates and smart transportation projects, the UAE is setting the regional
benchmark for the adoption of electric and hybrid commercial vehicles.
Technological Evolution: Electrification and ADAS
The industry is witnessing a "green transition," reinforced
by both regulatory pressure and economic efficiency.
• Fleet Electrification: Public tenders in the UAE and Saudi
Arabia are increasingly mandating hybrid and electric vehicle (EV) pilots. In
December 2022, Admiral Mobility announced a landmark deal to bring 5,000
electric commercial vehicles to the region, signaling a shift toward
zero-emission logistics.
• Advanced Safety (ADAS): To combat road safety concerns, the integration of
Advanced Driver-Assistance Systems—including radar, LiDAR, and camera-based
monitoring—is becoming a standard requirement for Tier-1 fleet operators.
• Connectivity: OEMs are no longer just selling hardware; they are bundling
connected service packages. Telematics and predictive maintenance are now
central to "uptime guarantees," particularly in the demanding desert
climates of the GCC.
Strategic Industry Challenges
While the outlook is bullish, manufacturers must navigate a
tightening regulatory environment. Stricter emission standards are being
introduced to mitigate the environmental impact of diesel engines, which
currently account for a significant portion of airborne hydrocarbons in the
region. Furthermore, the high initial cost of advanced machinery remains a
barrier for the SMEs that form the core of the regional fleet operator base.
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Intelligence Report 2025-2035" provides a deep-dive analysis into:
• Granular 10-year forecasts by vehicle tonnage (3.5t to
16t+).
• Detailed profiles of leading players including Mercedes-Benz, Volvo, Scania,
and Tata Motors.
• Analysis of local assembly trends and the impact of Special Economic Zones
(SEZs).
• Investment opportunities in the e-commerce and cold-chain logistics sectors.
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