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Mansour Group, a multinational conglomerate with operations in over 100 countries, has announced the launch of a new commercial vehicle business in Tanzania, further expanding its footprint in one of …
Mansour Group Launches a New Commercial Vehicle Business in Tanzania Read More
Kenya’s National Treasury has announced plans to replace its intended purchase of 2,500 petrol- and diesel-powered vehicles with 3,000 locally assembled electric vehicles (EVs). The decision comes amid growing concerns …
Kenya Will Support the Local Assembly by Purchasing 3,000 Electric Cars. Read More
Rising global oil prices are pushing Kenyan consumers and corporate fleets to consider Chinese electric vehicles (EVs) as a more affordable and sustainable transport option, according to an industry executive. …
Kenya’s Growing Desire for Chinese Electric Vehicles is a Result of Oil Price Instability Read More
Electric vehicle (EV) policies across Africa are shifting from small-scale pilots to comprehensive frameworks that treat electric mobility as an industrial, fiscal, and infrastructure priority. Governments are no longer viewing …
Kenya is Leading the Way as Africa Speeds Up Its Growth in Electric Vehicles Read More
Rideence Africa Limited, the electric mobility firm known for Kenya’s rapidly expanding lease-to-drive EV model, has entered into a KSh 320 million agreement with Associated Vehicle Assemblers (AVA) to begin …
AVA and Rideence Collaborate to Launch Kenya’s First Dedicated EV Assembly Line Read More
Chinese electric vehicle (EV) makers are accelerating their push into Africa as trade restrictions in Western markets prompt them to look for new growth opportunities on the continent. Demand for …
Chinese Producers of Electric Cars Are Expanding Faster in Africa. Read More