Bavarian Auto Group

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Bavarian Auto Group
المجموعة البافارية للسيارات
Company type	Company
Industry	Automotive industry
Founded	March 2003
Founder	H.E. Dr. Issa Al Kawari
Headquarters	Cairo , Egypt
Area served	COMESA and the Middle East
Key people	Farid El Tobgui
Products	Automobiles
Number of employees	1700
Website	www.bag-eg.com

The Bavarian Auto Group is an Egyptian enterprise for manufacturing and selling BMW vehicles on the local market. The headquarters of the BAG is located in the Kattameya. The assembly plant of the company is located in 6th of October City.

Al Fotouh Company for Vehicle Assembly

The Al Fotouh Company for Vehicle Assembly or short ACVA, was the first step from BMW to manufacturing its vehicles in Egypt alone. It was founded in November 1999 in a small provisional assembling plant near to the current BAG plant. The production line were adopted from the former Egyptian BMW manufacturer Modern Motors in Cairo.

BMW 3 Series
2000-2003
BMW 5 Series
2000-2003

BAG products

BMW

Former Models

BMW 3 Series
2004-2007
BMW 5 Series
2004-2010
BMW X3
2004-2010
BMW Individual 6 Series
2008-2010
BMW 3 Series
2007-2013
BMW Individual 7 Series
2009-2015

Brilliance Motors

Current models

Brilliance Splendor FRV
Brilliance Splendor FSV
2009–present

Former models

JinBei

JinBei Cargo Van 99 Model
2005–present
JinBei Cargo Van 2003 Model
2005–present

Mahindra

Mahindra Scorpio
2010–present

External links

v t e Automotive industry in Egypt
Manufacturers	Arab American Vehicles Bavarian Auto Group Egyptian German Automotive Company Ghabbour Group Manufacturing Commercial Vehicles MCV Bus & Coach GB Auto Seoudi Group Speranza Motors
Defunct	Nasr
Foreign companies	BMW Egypt Brilliance Motors Egypt Chery Egypt GM Egypt Mahindra & Mahindra Egypt Toyota Motor Egypt
Related topics	Cairo International Motor Show Trans-African Highway network Arab Mashreq International Road Network
Automotive industry Economy of Egypt Transportation in Egypt