Launching ‘MAXUS’ in Palestine: Qirsh Motor Mall Opens a New Chapter in the World of Electric Cars

Ramallah - Ma'an - In a unique step witnessed by the Palestinian car market, "Qarsh Motor Mall" announced the launch of a new and distinctive electric car dealership bearing the name of the well-known brand "Maxus". This step comes as part of the company's strategy to provide modern and sustainable options to customers in the country. Combining luxury and pioneering technology in the world of electric vehicles, Maxus is a new hub for sustainable economy in Palestine. Qarash, which owns well-known dealerships such as CHEVROLET CADILLAC, GMC, HUMMER, ISUZU, brings a variety of options to meet all customer needs in its own style. Chairman and businessman Mr. Adnan Qarsh expressed his pride in his company obtaining the agency of the leading brand 'Maxus', noting that this step reflects the company's commitment to supporting innovation and diversity in the Palestinian automotive market. Maxus cars come with European specifications, and have advanced technology that ensures excellent performance and energy effic iency, and offers a variety of options that serve different segments of society from private SUV cars, pickup trucks, and economical 100% electric commercial vehicles. The company also announced the readiness of its maintenance centers to deal with Maxus vehicles, as work teams have been equipped and trained abroad and the necessary equipment has been updated to ensure the highest levels of service are provided to the owners of these vehicles. It is worth noting that the prestigious brand "Maxus" belongs to SAIC MOTORS, one of the largest car manufacturers in the world and owned by the Chinese government, which has a strategic partnership with the largest car manufacturer in the world, the American company GENERAL MOTORS. This joining is a new step in the journey of Qarsh Motor Mall, the oldest car dealership in Palestine, which enhances its position as a reliable partner for customers looking for quality and performance, and contributes to supporting the local economy. Source: Maan News Agency