Morocco Passenger Vehicles Lubricants Market

Morocco Passenger Vehicles Lubricants Market Analysis

The Morocco Passenger Vehicles Lubricants Market size is estimated at 52.60 million liters in 2025, and is expected to reach 71.08 million liters by 2030, at a CAGR of 6.21% during the forecast period (2025-2030).

• Largest Segment by Product Type - Engine Oils : Since it is used in enormous amounts and replenished more frequently than other product categories, engine oil is the most popular product in Moroccan SUVs and sedans.
• Fastest Segment by Product Type - Greases : Greases are expected to be the fastest-growing segment in Morocco's PV industry due to the expected recovery in travel rates and vehicle production outputs in the country.

Morocco Passenger Vehicles Lubricants Market Trends

Largest Segment By Product Type : Engine Oils

• Passenger vehicles (PVs) are the largest segment in terms of automotive lubricant consumption in Morocco. During 2015-2019, the PV lubricant consumption expanded a CAGR of 6%, primarily due to a surge in the car population in the country.
• In 2020, PVs accounted for about 52% of the total automotive lubricant consumption in the country. Engine oil accounted for the largest share in PV lubricant consumption, i.e., over 82%, during the year. During 2020, PV lubricant consumption declined by 2.6% due to lower usage of the vehicle fleet post the COVID-19 outbreak.
• During 2021-2026, the greases segment is projected to register a healthy CAGR of 7.82%, likely to be driven by the recovery of passenger car production and average distance traveled in the country.

Morocco Passenger Vehicles Lubricants Industry Overview

The Morocco Passenger Vehicles Lubricants Market is moderately consolidated, with the top five companies occupying 64.90%. The major players in this market are Afriquia, OLA Energy, Petrom, Royal Dutch Shell PLC and TotalEnergies (sorted alphabetically).

Morocco Passenger Vehicles Lubricants Market Leaders

Morocco Passenger Vehicles Lubricants Market News

• August 2021: During 2017-2020, OLA Energy invested around EUR 200 million and established 80 new service stations every year across its pan-African network, including Gabon, Morocco, Kenya, Reunion, and Egypt.
• July 2021: RAVENOL and ABT Sportsline formed technical cooperation in the fields of engine oils, gearbox and limited-slip differential oils, and brake fluids, thus, bringing together first-rate experience in the high-performance category.
• April 2021: Motul launched two engine oils, namely CLASSIC EIGHTIES 10W-40 and CLASSIC NINETIES 10W-30, for classic cars manufactured between the 1970s and 2000s.