Giad Company launches its return to Khartoum with an electric vehicle project

Giad Industrial Group announced the completion of arrangements for its official return to the capital, Khartoum, with preparations underway to launch the first electric vehicle project in Sudan during the first quarter of 2026.

The group’s CEO, Engineer Abdullah Abdul-Marouf, stated in a press release to the Sudan News Agency that Giad’s main branch in Khartoum is now ready to resume operations and provide various industrial and technical services, in accordance with government directives for national institutions to return to the capital. He confirmed that the group has already resumed operations at 18 locations across the country and contributed to the reconstruction of several institutions damaged by the war.

Abdul-Marouf explained that Giad has introduced new products in the vehicle sector, including trucks and fire trucks, in addition to operating a comprehensive center in Port Sudan that provides maintenance services, spare parts, and oils according to advanced technical standards. He also noted the execution of major contracts in the states of River Nile, Sennar, and White Nile, as well as a contract for student transportation in Khartoum State.

For his part, the Assistant CEO and Managing Director of Giad Automotive Company, Engineer Al-Fatih Awad Abdullah, announced that the group will launch its electric vehicle project for the first time in Sudan during the first quarter of 2026. He described the move as a strategic addition to the national economy, given its potential to reduce fuel consumption and lower maintenance costs.

He added that the next phase will also see the introduction of new models of passenger cars and buses with varying engine capacities, emphasizing that these projects are part of the Giad Group’s commitment to supporting state institutions and citizens with high-quality vehicles at reasonable operating costs.