Kenya is one of Africa’s leading electric vehicle markets, with about 39,324 EVs already on its roads, most of them two-wheelers.
By
Vincent Owino
Business & Technology Reporter
Nation Media Group
At least 10 electric vehicle manufacturers, mostly from India and China, are seeking to enter Kenya after their common battery-swap provider launched its network in the country, potentially intensifying competition in the fast-growing e-mobility market.
Of the roughly 25,000 electric vehicles on Kenyan roads, more than 24,000 are motorcycles, accounting for about 96 percent of the…
The shift follows Ethiopia’s new e-mobility strategy, aiming for EVs to make up 80 percent of new vehicle registrations by 2030,…
The Chinese manufacturer will sell five electric motorcycle models through local dealerships and tap existing battery-swapping…
SUN Mobility has launched its battery-swapping system in Africa. Initially, 35 stations are operating in Kenya for electric two-…
Kenya Power has introduced a dedicated e-mobility tariff aimed at providing affordable charging rates for EV owners.
Support CleanTechnica's work through a Substack subscription or on Stripe. Kenya’s electric motorcycle sector is starting to…
