Morocco Automotive Engine Oils Industry

Morocco Automotive Engine Oils Market Analysis

The Morocco Automotive Engine Oils Market size is estimated at 75.69 million liters in 2025, and is expected to reach 99.68 million liters by 2030, at a CAGR of 5.66% during the forecast period (2025-2030).

• Largest Segment by Vehicle Type - Passenger Vehicles : Morocco's passenger vehicle (PV) fleet consumes more than half of the country's engine oil, with 3.1 million units of PVs, and it has high engine oil replacement frequencies.
• Fastest Segment by Vehicle Type - Motorcycles : Morocco is expected to have the fastest increase in demand for motorcycle engine oil, owing to a strong rebound in low-cost motorcycle sales and increased travel rates.

Morocco Automotive Engine Oils Market Trends

Largest Segment By Vehicle Type : Passenger Vehicles

• Engine oils accounted for about 75% of the overall automotive lubricants in Morocco in 2020. During 2015-2019, engine oil consumption increased at a CAGR of over 6%. The growing active vehicle fleet in the country was the key driver for this trend.
• In 2020, the COVID-19 outbreak led to a massive decline in the usage rate of the existing vehicle fleets in the country, which led to a 1.75% dip in engine oil consumption. The commercial vehicle (CV) segment recorded the largest decline of 4.1% in engine oil consumption during 2019.
• During 2021-2026, the motorcycles segment is expected to register the highest growth of 9.4% in engine oil consumption, followed by the PV segment (5.69%). The growth in the motorcycles segment is likely to be driven by the country's strong demand for mopeds and motorcycles over the next five years.

Morocco Automotive Engine Oils Industry Overview

The Morocco Automotive Engine Oils Market is fairly consolidated, with the top five companies occupying 66.47%. The major players in this market are Afriquia, OLA Energy, Petrom, Royal Dutch Shell Plc and TotalEnergies (sorted alphabetically).

Morocco Automotive Engine Oils Market Leaders

Morocco Automotive Engine Oils 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.
• 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.
• March 2021: Hyundai Motor Company and Royal Dutch Shell PLC announced a five-year global business cooperation agreement, with a new focus on clean energy and carbon reduction, to help Hyundai continue its transformation as a Smart Mobility Solution Provider.