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Mercedes-Benz Algeria

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Adapted from the English Wikipedia article Mercedes-Benz Algeria, available under CC BY-SA 4.0Updated 29 November 2025
Mercedes-Benz Algeria Ltd
Company typeCollaborative enterprise
IndustryAutomotive manufacturing
Founded2012
FounderDaimler AG, EDIV, SNVI, AABAR
Headquarters
Rouiba, Tiaret, Constantine
,
Algeria
Area served
Algeria
ProductsTrucks, buses, vans, engines (Mercedes-Benz models including Zetros, Actros, Atego, Axor, Unimog, Sprinter, G-Class)
OwnerDaimler AG (technological collaborator), EDIV (34%), SNVI (17%), AABAR (49%)

Mercedes-Benz Algeria Ltd was established in 2012 as a collaborative enterprise involving the German corporation Daimler AG, Algeria’s automotive sector entity EDIV, SNVI, and the Emirati investment firm AABAR. Its operational centers are situated in Tiaret, Rouiba, and Constantine, Algeria.

History

The entry of Daimler into Algeria’s automotive market was marked by the formation of Mercedes-Benz Algeria Ltd in 2014. This partnership, initiated in July 2012, comprises three principal stakeholders: the Company of Development in the Automotive Industry (EDIV) affiliated with the National Defence Ministry holding 34%, SNVI with 17%, and the Emirati investment fund Aabar controlling 49%. Daimler AG acts as the technological collaborator.

Manufacturing Sites of the Brand

The main Mercedes-Benz production plant in Algeria is based in Rouiba, close to Algiers, where heavy trucks and buses are assembled. The facility manufactures several prominent models, including:

  • Zetros 1833 (4x4) – payload capacity ranging from 4,000 to 6,000 kg
  • Zetros 2733 (6x6) – payload capacity between 7,000 and 10,000 kg
  • Actros
  • Atego
  • Axor
  • Unimog

Additional Key Facilities Throughout Algeria

  • SAFAV-MB (Société Algérienne de FAbrication de Véhicules Mercedes-Benz) located in Tiaret – dedicated to producing Sprinter vans and Class G vehicles
  • EMO in Constantine – responsible for engine production across all models

Locally Assembled

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