Auto24, a used car marketplace, has expanded into Morocco, Rwanda, Senegal, and South Africa just one year after its launch in Côte d'Ivoire. CEO Axel Peyriere chose these markets strategically, targeting the two largest car markets in Africa – South Africa and Morocco. Rwanda was chosen as an "entry gate" into East Africa and to promote electric cars. The expansion into Senegal was driven by similarities with Côte d'Ivoire. Auto24's success is attributed to its affordability and commitment to customer satisfaction.

🌟 Key Points:

- Auto24, an Ivorian used car marketplace, expands into Morocco, Rwanda, Senegal, and South Africa.

- South Africa and Morocco were chosen due to their large car markets.

- Rwanda is considered an entry point into East Africa and electric car sales.

- Senegal's expansion is facilitated by similarities with Côte d'Ivoire.

- Auto24's success is attributed to affordability and customer satisfaction.

- The startup offers various financing options through partnerships.

- The expansion aims to deliver unparalleled services to used car buyers and sellers.

🚀 Auto24's Rapid Growth: The startup's simultaneous expansion into four countries is part of its strategy to accelerate growth and provide affordable used cars while maintaining a strong focus on customer satisfaction.

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