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EVChaja Looks To Scale Its Electric Corporate Shuttle & B2B Electric Van Service In Kenya
Kenyan company EVChaja, originally set up as a charge point operator in November 2020, has since grown its operations and charging network to several Kenyan cities and towns, including Nairobi, Mombasa, Kisumu, Nakuru, and Nanyuki. Leveraging this charging network, starting in Nairobi, and following feedback from some customers, EVChaja also … [continued]
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Electric Vehicle Electricity Consumption In Kenya Up 300% In 12 Months
Kenya’s Energy Regulator, EPRA, has just released its annual Energy and Petroleum Statistics Report. The report covers the financial year that ended on the 30th of June 2025. During that period, the number of registered electric vehicles across all vehicle segments rose to 6,442. About 90% of these are electric … [continued]
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The Catholic Church & EVs — Interesting Collaboration In Kenya
Spiro and Catholic Church Partner to Roll Out Solar-Powered Swap Stations Across Kenya Spiro, one of the leading electric mobility companies in Africa, has just signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Catholic Church in Kenya to establish solar-powered battery swap stations nationwide, advancing the country’s transition to clean … [continued]
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Kenya’s High Import Duties On Electric Cars Stall Adoption
Kenya is one of the countries that stands to benefit the most from accelerating electric car adoption, and thus needs to be more proactive. Kenya’s grid is already exceptionally clean. Renewables provide around 90% of Kenya’s electricity generation. By gradually increasing the penetration of electric vehicles in Kenya, significant savings … [continued]
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BasiGo Expands Beyond Nairobi With Launch Of Kenya’s First Inter-City Electric Minibus Pilot
BasiGo has installed DC fast chargers in Nyahururu and Thika to ensure smooth inter-city operations. Having followed progress in Africa’s electric mobility sector over the past decade, I get very excited whenever a new game-changing development is announced. That’s because it gives us an opportunity to reflect on the progress … [continued]
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