Delek Motors is an automotive company whose automotive division operates a nationwide network of showrooms, workshops and service centers.
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דונגפנג הוקמה בשנת 1969 והפכה לקונצרן הרכב השלישי בגודלו בסין. החברה כוללת גם את חטיבת רכבי היוקרה VOYAH ואת חטיבת רכבי השטח היוקרתיים .MHERO בשנת 2001 הקימה את חטיבת הרכבים החשמליים, במטרה לממש את החזון להנגיש רכבים חשמליים לכל צורך ולכל תקציב, ולצמצם את הפגיעה בסביבה.
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דלק מוטורס – יבואנית הרכב המובילה בישראל. רכבי מאזדה, פורד, BMW, MINI, NIO, דונגפנג, VOYAH ו-BMW Motorrad, לצד שירות, ביטוח ופתרונות מתקדמים.
Delek Motors is a leading vehicle importer in Israel, representing Mazda, Ford, BMW, MINI, NIO, Dongfeng, VOYAH and BMW Motorrad, with nationwide services, insurance and mobility solutions.
Vitania, controlled by Rami Ungar, negotiates to acquire Delek Automotive’s 50% stake in two buildings within the La Guardia project in Tel Aviv. Vitania already owns the remaining 50% and has a right of first refusal on Delek Automotive’s shares. Delek Automotive previously received a 562.5 million shekel offer from Ary Real Estate for the stake, valuing it at 1.13 billion shekels.
Oct 2026WireIsrael.comNews article
Delek Group transfers **$215 million in Veridis shares** to its automotive subsidiary amid financial strain. The company reports a **42% drop in vehicle deliveries** and records a **$54 million write-off** linked to its struggling autonomous driving unit, Hailo. These moves reflect escalating losses and restructuring efforts across Delek’s operations.
Aug 2026CTechNews article
Delek Automotive Systems writes off its NIS 197 million investment in Hailo, following the company’s 50% workforce reduction. The move reflects Hailo’s financial struggles and Delek’s decision to exit or significantly reduce its stake. The write-off was recorded as of March 2026, marking a major setback for the Israeli automotive technology firm.
Jun 2026en.globes.co.ilNews article
Veridis helps stabilize Delek Automotive Systems’ performance amid declining Mazda sales in Israel. The shift reflects growing consumer preference for Chinese-brand vehicles over Japanese models. Delek’s acquisition of Veridis counters the downturn in its core business segment.
Aug 2025en.globes.co.ilNews article