IMARC Group’s latest report on Electric Scooter Manufacturing Plant Setup in Saudi Arabia offers a comprehensive roadmap for investors, entrepreneurs, and stakeholders aiming to establish or expand electric scooter (e-scooter) assembly and manufacturing capacity in the Kingdom. The study provides in-depth insights into the manufacturing process (frame fabrication, battery pack integration, motor and controller assembly, electronics wiring, painting, final assembly and testing), plant layout, machinery and automation requirements, project economics, and key operational considerations tailored to Saudi Arabia’s rapidly growing mobility ecosystem.

With the Kingdom’s strategic focus on Vision 2030 diversification, NEOM and The Line mobility goals, tourism and gig-economy growth, the Public Investment Fund’s push for local EV supply chains, and the target of 30% electric vehicles in Riyadh by 2030, the report emphasizes high-speed robotic welding lines, automated battery module assembly, localized lithium-ion pack production or CKD/SKD strategies, compliance with SASO and GSO standards, and integration of IoT-enabled smart scooters as core enablers of scalable, cost-competitive, and export-ready operations. It helps investors align projects with Saudization requirements, SIDF financing, MODON industrial cities, Special Economic Zones (KAEC, Jazan, Ras Al Khair), and Lucid/Hyundai/Ceera EV ecosystem incentives—accelerating feasibility assessments, partner selection, and confident financial decision-making.

Report Summary

The Electric Scooter Manufacturing Plant Setup report provides a comprehensive blueprint for establishing a world-class facility in Saudi Arabia. It outlines the manufacturing workflow—from metal frame fabrication and battery assembly to electronics integration and final testing—along with land selection criteria, plant layout design, machinery specifications, and financial feasibility.

The project framework aligns with Saudi Arabia’s industrial policies, electrification goals, sustainability commitments, and emerging technology ecosystem. It equips decision-makers with essential insights for planning, budgeting, and evaluating the long-term viability of the investment.

Key Features

• Process Flow and Manufacturing Steps – Frame welding, motor installation, battery pack assembly, electronics integration, testing, and packaging.
  • Land and Site Development – Site selection factors, utilities, infrastructure availability, environmental approvals, and development costs.
  • Plant Layout and Machinery – Optimized production line design and machinery selection for automated and semi-automated assembly.
  • Raw Materials and Packaging – Motors, controllers, batteries, frames, tires, wiring harnesses, chargers, and packaging materials.
  • Utilities and Manpower – Power, water, skilled technicians, engineers, QA teams, and administrative staff.
  • Project Economics – CAPEX, OPEX, profitability, depreciation, and margin analysis.
  • Financial Analysis – Break-even point, payback, IRR/NPV, and sensitivity assessment.
  • Market Overview – Demand trends, competitive landscape, pricing structure, and import/export scenario.

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Why Invest in Electric Scooter Manufacturing in Saudi Arabia

Saudi Arabia presents a compelling manufacturing environment due to:

• Strong government support through Vision 2030 and NIDLP.
• Modern logistics infrastructure including ports, industrial zones, and transport corridors.
• Abundant, cost-effective electricity and reliable utilities.
• Expanding urban mobility and tourism sectors that demand clean, efficient transport.
• Strategic geographic location enabling exports to GCC, Africa, and the Middle East.
• Growing ecosystem of automotive and electronics industries prepared to support component sourcing.

These conditions create a robust foundation for large-scale, export-ready manufacturing.

Electric Scooter Demand in Saudi Arabia

Electric scooter demand in the Kingdom is driven by several major segments:

• Smart cities like NEOM adopting modern mobility solutions.
• Tourism hubs requiring short-distance transport options.
• Shared mobility operators expanding in major cities.
• Young consumers seeking affordable, eco-friendly commuting solutions.
• E-commerce and delivery services adopting lightweight electric vehicles.

Key growth drivers include environmental commitments, population expansion, rising income levels, urban development, and the national objective of reducing fuel dependency. Local manufacturing supports Saudi Arabia’s goals for import substitution and job creation.

Key Considerations for Setting Up a Plant in Saudi Arabia

Site & Utilities

• Select industrial zones with reliable electricity, water, transport access, and supporting services.
• Ensure compliance with local zoning, safety norms, and environmental regulations.

Plant Design & Safety

• Implement well-planned assembly lines and controlled storage facilities, especially for batteries.
• Incorporate fire suppression systems, emergency exits, and quality inspection zones.

Technology Selection

• Choose between automated or semi-automated production systems based on output targets.
• Prioritize advanced BMS, testing rigs, and high-efficiency motors.

Supply Chain & Logistics

• Build partnerships with suppliers of motors, cells, controllers, tires, and chargers.
• Leverage Saudi Arabia’s ports and highways for materials movement.

Operational Compliance

• Meet SASO standards, EV safety requirements, and quality certifications.
• Maintain traceability and rigorous battery safety protocols.

Project Economics Overview

Capital Expenditure (CAPEX)

Covers land development, building construction, assembly lines, battery tools, welding machines, paint booths, QC labs, and utilities.

Operating Expenditure (OPEX)

Includes raw materials, labor, power, maintenance, logistics, and compliance.

Revenue Streams and By-Products

• Sales of electric scooters to consumer, commercial, and fleet sectors.
• Revenue from spare parts, accessories, and EV service partnerships.
• Optional expansion into batteries and electric bicycles.

Sensitivity Factors

Profitability is influenced by battery costs, labor productivity, energy prices, material procurement, and market demand fluctuations.

Analyst Insights

“Saudi Arabia’s clean mobility initiatives and strong industrial base offer attractive advantages for electric scooter manufacturing,” notes an IMARC industry analyst. “Projects that prioritize efficient sourcing, battery safety, and scalable technology achieve faster financial viability in the Kingdom.”

What’s Included in the Detailed Project Report (DPR)

• Process Design Package: BFD/PFD with mass and energy balance.
• Equipment Sizing and List: Assembly tools, welding equipment, testing stations, paint systems.
• CAPEX and OPEX Models: Detailed cost structures aligned with local conditions.
• Financial Model: 10-year projections covering IRR, NPV, profitability, cash flow, and sensitivity analysis.
• Market & Regulatory Landscape: Demand assessment, policy incentives, competitor benchmarking, and compliance.
• Implementation Roadmap: EPC strategy, vendor selection, procurement, installation, trials, and commissioning.

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