Al-Habtoor Motors opens two new FUSO facilities in Riyadh

Al-Habtoor Motors is currently expanding its facilities across the Kingdom with a SR250 million investment.

Al-Habtoor Motors, the official dealer of FUSO in KSA has opened two new state-of-the-art vehicle sales, services and parts facilities on Khurais Road, Exit 30, and at Eastern Ring Road, Exit 17, in Riyadh, with Michael Kamper, SVP, Daimler Trucks Asia, performing the inauguration.
While FUSO delegates included Roland Schneider, president and CEO MENA; Ramesh, VP and head-customer services; and Muralidharan, regional sales manager, Al-Habtoor Motors team comprised of Karl Hamer, MD; Simon Monahan, country head Saudi Arabia, and the Kingdom-based senior management team.
Al-Habtoor Motors is claimed as the second largest automotive distributor in the UAE with 80 percent market share in the trucks segment with FUSO. The company is currently expanding its facilities across the Kingdom with a SR250 million investment.
Al Habtoor Motors has a customer-centric approach and is committed to providing outstanding customer service through its specialized service facilities, which include mobile service vans that will service and repair FUSO trucks at the customer's premises.
Genuine spare parts and servicing are also very competitively priced.
Additionally, Al-Habtoor Motors has also liaised with many financial institutions to offer flexible financing and leasing options for purchase of FUSO trucks and bodies.
Al-Habtoor Motors has plans in the pipeline to expand its presence to 13 sites across the Kingdom in two years time to better serve the FUSO customer with the highest levels of customer care. It also plans to increase its workforce to 325 personnel by the end of 2016.
Karl Hamer said: "We are delighted to make this investment in Saudi Arabia and we have been very impressed by the welcome we have received. We place very high importance on training our Saudi team to be the best in the industry and this will help us provide excellent service to the Saudi truck market."