Every great story unfolds in chapters, each one building on what came before and pointing clearly to what comes next. For MAX, Africa’s leading EV company, the journey has always been about rethinking how people move, not just in theory, but in ways that hold up in everyday life. Across cities in Nigeria, that journey has taken shape through a simple idea: transportation should be reliable, accessible, and built around the people who depend on it.
Now, that journey is entering a new phase in Ibadan as MAX begins the first phase of its plan to introduce electric vehicles into the city, marking the first time Ibadan will experience electric mobility at scale within its public transportation system. It is a significant step, one that reflects both the city’s growth and the need for transport systems that are more efficient, more cost-conscious, and better aligned with the future.
With its presence already established across cities such as Lagos, Abeokuta, Onitsha, Osogbo, Ilorin, Iseyin, Ekiti, Mararaba, Nasarawa, Lokoja, and Ibadan, this next phase goes deeper. It brings a level of operational and infrastructural scale comparable to what MAX has built in Lagos, where over 2,000 bikes were deployed in the last quarter alone and is a clear signal of a system that works, not just for movement, but for the people and livelihoods connected to it.
