Colmobil

Colmobil, Israel's largest automotive group, faces ongoing operational delays following a major cyber incident first detected on October 14. The incident highlights regulatory gaps in supply chain security.

Carasso Motors acquired a 30-dunam plot in Nesher for 100 million shekels to build a massive 15,000-sq-m regional hub for freesbe, joining Colmobil and Meir Group in turning the Haifa suburb into Israel's premier automotive center.

GoTo signed its first Israeli SaaS agreement with car importer Colmobil to provide a technology platform for daily and monthly commercial vehicle rentals for businesses.

Israeli retail giant Super-Pharm has expanded its online auto sales to include Mercedes-Benz E-Class AMG 350 luxury sedans via parallel import, offering them for 500,000 NIS in direct competition with official importer Colmobil.

Following the passing of Shmuel Harlap, Colmobil's board of directors approved the appointment of his son, Asaf Harlap, as chairman of Israel's largest vehicle importer holding a 19.5% market share.

The board of Colmobil, Israel's largest auto importer, has approved the appointment of Asaf Harlap as group chairman. He succeeds his father, Dr. Shmuel Harlap, who passed away last month.

The board of Colmobil, Israel's leading automotive group, has approved the appointment of Asaf Harlap as chairman. He succeeds his late father, Dr. Shmuel Harlap, who passed away last month.

Automotive giant Colmobil announces a strategic move, launching a dedicated service that offers businesses a flexible solution for work vehicle rentals without long-term commitments.

Shmuel Harlap, who controlled the car importer Colmobil, turned it into a dominant player in the local market with the Mitsubishi and Hyundai brands, as well as Chery and Omoda. He was among the early investors in Mobileye and made a successful exit upon its sale. At the same time, he was involved in extensive philanthropic activity.

Dr. Shmuel Harlap, who passed away this morning at the age of 82, stood for decades at the head of Colmobil, the largest automotive group in Israel. Alongside his business activities, he and his wife Anat managed extensive philanthropic work that included donations of hundreds of millions of shekels.

The owner of the Yohananoff chain has signed a deal with Colmobil to build a 5,500 sqm store in the Nesher area. The total investment in the complex will amount to 100 million shekels.

The car importer Colmobil is launching a special sales event to mark 120 years of operation, during which unique financing plans, gifts of choice for every buyer, and significant benefits on a variety of leading brands in the Israeli market will be offered.