By
Dennis Musau
Technology Correspondent
Nation Media Group
A new electric vehicle start-up has entered Kenya’s fast-growing e-mobility market with a Sh1.8 million compact electric car targeting ride-hailing drivers.
Drivers will be able to purchase the vehicle outright, access lease-to-own financing or rent it on a short-term basis.
Bingo EV Kenya launches Bingo E2 (Sh1.8m) with removable batteries and supermarket swap network for taxi drivers, September 2026. Battery-as-service lease cuts capex; delivery partnerships generate recurring revenue, validating EV fleet GTM playbook for emerging markets.
By
Dennis Musau
Technology Correspondent
Nation Media Group
A new electric vehicle start-up has entered Kenya’s fast-growing e-mobility market with a Sh1.8 million compact electric car targeting ride-hailing drivers.

Bingo Technologies has unveiled an electric vehicle (EV) AI-powered taxi designed specifically for Africa's ride-hailing industry

The company is also positioning itself to benefit from the government’s growing interest in electric mobility.

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