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National automotive websites for brands, dealer groups and service networks in the Kingdom.

Codeeo handles automotive website development in Saudi Arabia for distributors, multi-city dealer groups, rental and leasing companies and aftermarket chains. We build one platform that presents every brand, branch and service across the Kingdom, routes each enquiry to the right city and department, and gives owners plain guidance on the national processes around a vehicle, from periodic inspection to ownership transfer. Arabic leads, English follows in full, and head office sees every lead from Tabuk to Jazan in one place.

A national site carries national obligations: personal data under the PDPL, security expectations from the National Cybersecurity Authority, VAT inclusive price display under ZATCA rules and honest finance wording. We design those in from the start, not as a final review, and document each decision so your compliance team can see why it was made.

Built for
Distributors, dealer groups, rental and leasing firms and service chains operating in several Saudi regions.
Typical timeline
Timing is set in a phased plan after discovery: the core platform first, then regions or brands in the order your business chooses, with each phase dated before it starts.
What you own
All domains, hosting, CMS, source code, integrations, analytics and customer data, registered to your company and documented for your own IT team.
Rated
4.7 / 5 from 23 Google reviews

200+ companies servedFrom a first store to an ADX listed developer

Modon
Majid Al Futtaim
HP
Belkin
Dulsco Group
OneClickDrive
Hanayen
HMS
Clocksprings
Ghezlan

What a national platform includes

One website that works for every brand, region and customer type you serve.

Running automotive sales and service across Saudi Arabia means holding many pieces together: brand agreements, regional branches, central marketing, local sales teams, several systems and a long list of rules. A national site either reflects that structure clearly or turns into a maze of microsites that compete with each other in search. We plan the information architecture first, deciding what is national, what is regional and what belongs to a single branch, then build templates that let central teams keep control while branches keep their pages current. Strong automotive website design in Saudi Arabia also respects how owners actually deal with their cars: Nafath sign in, Absher transfers, Fahas inspections, Najm accident reports. The site explains each one where it touches your services, and stays honest about what you handle and what the government platform handles. That clarity reduces calls to branches and builds trust with owners who have been sent in circles elsewhere.

Explain your project
  • Multi-brand architecture

    Each brand you distribute gets its own section with models, offers and brand compliant design, sitting under one domain or several linked ones depending on your agreements. Shared parts such as branch data, forms and the CRM connection are built once, so adding a brand later is a content job, not a new project.

    New brands launch on a platform that already works.

  • Nationwide stock search

    Buyers search stock across every city with filters for region, branch, model, year and specification, while each listing shows where the vehicle sits and which branch will answer. Stock is read from your dealer management systems on a schedule and hidden automatically when sold.

    A buyer in Abha can find a car held in Riyadh.

  • Regional and city sections

    Central, Western and Eastern regions, and the southern and northern cities where you operate, each get sections with local branches, regional offers and content written for that market. Local pages are only created where you truly have a presence, which keeps search engines and customers trusting the site.

    Every region gets relevant pages, not copies.

  • Owner guidance hub

    Clear Arabic and English guides to periodic inspection through the vehicle safety platform, ownership transfer through Absher, accident reports through Najm and warranty claims, each linking to your matching service. Guides state which steps happen on government platforms and which your branches handle for the customer.

    Owners trust you with the steps around their car.

  • Finance and insurance enquiries

    Finance and insurance pages explain how applications work with your partner banks, finance companies and insurers, all SAMA regulated, and pass enquiries to them. Wording avoids approval or rate promises, and any calculator is labelled as indicative with terms set by the lender. Applications that need identity documents are passed straight to the partner's own secure channel rather than stored on the website.

    Finance leads arrive without compliance risk in the copy.

  • Recall and warranty notices

    A searchable recall and campaign page, plus warranty information by brand, managed by your after sales team. Owners can check their vehicle and request an appointment at the nearest branch, and campaign pages can be published nationally in a single step when a manufacturer notice arrives.

    Recalls reach owners quickly and fill service bays.

  • Customer account area

    An optional signed in area where owners see their vehicles, service history and open requests, with Nafath sign in where your organisation is approved to use it. Data is read from your systems rather than copied into the website database, which limits what the site itself has to protect.

    Repeat customers manage their cars without calling.

  • National lead routing

    Every enquiry is tagged by brand, region, branch and department, then routed through Dynamics 365, Salesforce or your CRM with service levels per team. Head office dashboards show response times and conversion by region, so weak branches are visible early and good practice from strong ones can be shared.

    Leads from every city reach a named person.

  • Security and data governance

    Hosting, access control, logging and backups designed against the PDPL, which SDAIA oversees, and against NCA Essential Cybersecurity Controls where your organisation follows them. Data residency, processors and retention periods are documented so your legal and IT teams can sign them off.

    Audits find the answers already written down.

  • Search at national scale

    Thousands of model, stock, service and branch pages need clean URLs, hreflang between Arabic and English, structured data and internal links that let search engines understand the network. We set this up in templates, so every new page inherits it without manual SEO work.

    The site grows without its rankings fragmenting.

Who this is for

Businesses that need one site for the whole Kingdom.

A national automotive site makes sense when you run, or plan to run, in several regions and your customers move between them. It is a bigger commitment than a city site, because it joins brands, systems and teams that may have worked separately for years. These four groups gain the most, and each has different priorities in the first phase. We usually agree the first phase with the people who will own the site day to day, not only with leadership. That keeps the plan realistic about content, approvals and the time branch teams can give, and it means the people who answer enquiries help shape the forms they will receive.

01

Distributors and brand agents

Distributors hold the brand relationship and need a site that presents every model correctly, follows the manufacturer's rules and supports dealers or own branches in each region. We build model ranges, offers, test drive and service requests by branch, and recall pages, with approval steps so brand teams review content before it goes live. Dealer partners in each region can manage their own branch pages within the limits you set, which keeps the network consistent without slowing local teams.

Manufacturer asset rules are captured during discovery.

02

Dealer groups across several cities

Groups that grew city by city often hold several old sites with different designs, forms and analytics. We bring them into one platform with shared templates and a single CRM connection, while each city keeps its own pages and contacts. Old sites are redirected page by page so their search value moves across rather than vanishing.

03

Rental and leasing companies

National rental and leasing firms need fleet class pages, branch and airport locations in every city they serve, corporate leasing sections and clear documents guidance for residents and visitors. Rental activity is licensed by the Transport General Authority, and we present your licence details clearly. Airport branch pages explain collection steps for arriving visitors and pilgrims in their own language where demand exists. Reservations are captured as requests and confirmed in your rental system.

Online payment for rentals is a separate ecommerce scope.

04

Aftermarket and service chains

Tyre, battery, quick service and body repair chains win on location, trust and convenience. The site lists every branch with services and hours, explains insurance repair steps after a Najm report, and takes service requests routed to the nearest branch. Franchise or partner branches get their own pages under central brand control, and each branch manager can update hours, staff and local offers without touching national content.

From national discovery to a phased rollout.

  1. 01Discovery and governanceWorkshops in Riyadh, and video sessions with regional teams, to map brands, branches, systems, approval rules and data duties before any page is planned.
  2. 02Architecture and SEO planWhat is national, regional and local; the URL structure; Arabic and English hreflang; and a migration map for every existing site the group runs.
  3. 03Design systemA component library in both directions of script, covering model, stock, branch, guide, recall and form templates, with brand variants where you distribute several makes, documented so future developers can extend it.
  4. 04Core platform buildCMS, roles and approvals, dealer system and CRM integrations, routing rules, consent, analytics and security controls, tested against the agreed governance.
  5. 05Phased regional rolloutRegions or brands go live in the order you choose, each with content checks, redirects and branch training, so no city is left halfway between two sites.
  6. 06Operate and improveMonitoring, updates, monthly reporting by region and brand, and a backlog of improvements agreed with your central digital team.

Technology

What we build this with.

Custom automotive website development in Saudi Arabia at this scale usually means a headless CMS with a Next.js front end, connected to your dealer systems and CRM through documented APIs, hosted where your data residency decisions require.

01Web

  • React
  • Next.js
  • TypeScript
  • Node.js
  • Laravel
  • WordPress

02Commerce

  • Shopify Plus
  • WooCommerce
  • BigCommerce
  • Headless storefronts

03Data and cloud

  • PostgreSQL
  • MySQL
  • MongoDB
  • AWS
  • Azure
  • Docker

04Marketing and tracking

  • GA4
  • Google Tag Manager
  • Search Console
  • Meta Pixel
  • Looker Studio

Questions national automotive teams ask before they commit.

Architecture, integrations, governance and a phased rollout.

The work starts with deciding how brands, regions and branches are organised on the site, then building templates, integrations with dealer systems and the CRM, and the controls your legal and IT teams need. Content and migration follow region by region. The website is a shared platform that central and local teams both use, so roles, approvals and training are planned as carefully as the design. Success is measured in enquiries handled well across every region, not only in how the home page looks.

Tell us what the business needs. We will tell you what to build first.

Schedule a free consultation and get a written recommendation, with costs, before you commit to anything.

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