Deal to advance automotive manufacturing localization

MASARAT Mobility Park, Saudi Arabia’s premier destination for automotive and mobility industries, has entered into development lease agreements with TASARU Supplier Hub, a strategic initiative by TASARU Mobility Investments (a PIF company).
This partnership underpins long-term industrial localization, reinforces the national automotive supply chain, and significantly enhances the Park’s value proposition for Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs) and suppliers.
Announced at the 4th edition of PIF Private Sector Forum 2026, these agreements enable TASARU Supplier Hub to develop manufacturing facilities at MASARAT Mobility Park to host global Tier-1 automotive suppliers serving OEMs, such as Ceer, the first Saudi electric vehicle brand, and Lucid Motors.
Strategic step
Located within King Salman Automotive Cluster in the Special Economic Zone (SEZ) at King Abdullah Economic City (KAEC), this initiative represents a strategic step toward accelerating the Kingdom’s ambition to build a world-class automotive and mobility ecosystem in line with Saudi Vision 2030.
Through this collaboration, MASARAT Mobility Park will provide an integrated, investment-ready industrial environment designed to support advanced manufacturing operations, streamline supplier setup, and enable efficient logistics and operational connectivity, strengthening the Park’s role as a key enabler of automotive supply chain localization.
Supported by proximity to OEMs within the King Salman Automotive Cluster, the Park strengthens its role as a key enabler of automotive supply chain localization.
Saudi Vision 2030
“This development aligns with the objectives of the Saudi Vision 2030 to build a resilient, globally competitive automotive and mobility sector,” commented Tienie Ferreira, CEO, MASARAT Mobility Park.
“By onboarding Tier-1 global suppliers within an investment-ready platform, we advance local content, enable faster time-to-production, and deepen private-sector participation, directly supporting Vision 2030’s objectives for a competitive, export-capable automotive supply chain,” added Abdulaziz Almutairi, CEO, TASARU Supplier Hub.
