Buying or selling a car in Saudi Arabia just got easier. The Saudi Authority for Accredited Valuers (Taqeem) has launched “Marjea,” a new digital platform that helps people know the fair market price of vehicles.
The platform is designed for everyone — individuals, government offices, insurance companies, and banks — to check the indicative value of both new and used cars. It aims to make car pricing clear, reliable, and unified, reducing random price differences in the market.
“Marjea” uses artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning to study market data and give a price estimate. Users can simply enter the car’s serial number (VIN) or its basic details to see the price.
Users can check their car’s price by entering the vehicle details on the platform and paying a small fee of SAR 9 per transaction. The system then provides an instant price report.
The system collects information from trusted sources, including government records, mileage, accident history, and past ownership, before showing the estimated price instantly.
Taqeem says the platform will help buyers, sellers, and financial institutions make smarter and more transparent decisions.
The service is now live and can be accessed at: https://marjea.taqeem.gov.sa