Browsing: Electric vehicles

DR Congo’s mineral and forest resources together represent a twin pillar of green wealth, underground metals to fuel the energy…

Slot Qris Chinese firm Chery invests $20 million in Kenya to tap the growing demand for electric mobility  He added…

The strategic manoeuvrings of the United States in the DRC’s cobalt mines serve as an international yardstick for how well…

By enhancing intra-African trade, AfCFTA estimates that the continent with gain $195 billion by 2045. These gains are projected to…

Kenya has begun preparations to support the transition from fossil fuel-powered vehicles as demand for electric vehicles intensifies. Kenya Power…

Elon Musk, Tesla, and SpaceX command a cult following from legions of fans worldwide. Musk’s fortune tumbled by a staggering…

Over-reliance on fossil fuels and current geopolitical tensions have reemphasized the need to rapidly adopt alternative sources of sustainable, reliable and affordable mobility.

As oil prices continue to pump every day, attributed to the intensifying fight against climate change by 2030 and the current war between Russia and Ukraine, the adoption of electric vehicles appears inevitable.

eWAKA EV Mobility is spearheading sustainable mobility to enhance Africa’s economic prospects by harnessing the power of electric vehicles. eWAKA’s services address frustrating and disruptive mobility experiences by offering a sustainable solution that will increase connectivity, improve efficiencies and offer safe, environmentally-friendly transportation.

The Electronic mobility market in Africa is intensifying in Africa, specifically in Kenya, Egypt and South Africa.

Commuter and freight motorbike operators are seeing massive changes to their bottom line due to the energy efficiency of electric bikes.

According to Kenya Broadcasting Corporation news, there are over 27 million users of motorcycles in the country.

Rishi Kohli, the CEO and co-founder of Fika Mobility, says that the electric bikes will save the Boda Boda riders an estimate of US$700 used in maintenance and petrol costs a year.

Sub-Saharan Africa electric vehicle manufacturer Opibus has raised $7.5 million in funding led by Silicon Valley fund At One Ventures,…

Rwanda and Uganda are quite ahead of their East African neighbours in the global switch to electric cars, even as…