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Electric vehicle (EV) adoption is accelerating across Africa, driven by rising fuel costs, urban air pollution concerns, and proactive government policies promoting sustainable transport. Despite challenges such as limited charging infrastructure and high initial costs, several African nations are emerging as leaders in embracing electric mobility. Below is an enhanced list of the top 10…
In a significant move towards a greener and more sustainable future, a groundbreaking partnership has been forged to equip Nigeria’s youth with the skills needed to lead the nation’s electric vehicle (EV) revolution. The Youth in Parliament Forum (YIPF) has teamed up with CAWIN Mobility Limited to launch a free training program that will empower…
The Nigerian electric vehicle (EV) market is slowly but steadily gaining momentum. While premium EVs like Tesla and BYD dominate headlines, many Nigerians are searching for affordable yet reliable options that suit local conditions. One standout candidate making waves in Asia and now gaining attention globally is the Dongfeng Nammi 01. With a focus on…
As the world transitions toward sustainable mobility, electric vehicles (EVs) are becoming a major talking point in Nigeria. While brand-new EVs are still relatively expensive and charging infrastructure is just beginning to grow, one practical solution for Nigerian drivers is converting existing petrol-powered cars into EVs. This approach offers a cost-effective way to embrace green…
In Nigeria, the Tesla Cybertruck has become the ultimate definition of riches and luxury, symbolizing wealth and status among the elite. Popular celebrities like Davido, Omah Lay, and Burna Boy are snapping up these futuristic EVs, with Davido flaunting his customized matte black model worth over ₦300 million, Omah Lay acquiring not one but two…
As Nigeria pushes towards a greener future amid rising fuel costs and environmental concerns, electric vehicles (EVs) are gaining traction. With improving charging infrastructure in cities like Lagos and Abuja, and government incentives for local assembly, EVs offer lower running costs—often just a fraction of petrol expenses—and reduced emissions. However, Nigerian roads present unique challenges:…
The Nigerian auto market is changing. While petrol cars still dominate, electric vehicles (EVs) are steadily making their way into Lagos, Abuja, and other major cities. With petrol prices hovering around ₦925 per litre as of August 2025, and electricity tariffs at about ₦209.5 per kWh, the cost dynamics are shifting. EVs promise lower running…
As Nigeria pushes toward a sustainable future, electric vehicles (EVs) are gaining traction as a cleaner, cost-effective alternative to traditional petrol and diesel vehicles. The Nigerian government, recognizing the environmental and economic benefits of EVs, has introduced several incentives to encourage their adoption. If you’re considering purchasing an EV, here’s what you need to know…
Electric Vehicles (EVs) are gaining traction in Nigeria as a cleaner, more efficient alternative to traditional fuel-powered cars, especially with rising fuel costs and environmental concerns. However, Nigeria’s power sector remains a significant hurdle, with frequent blackouts, grid instability, and limited infrastructure hindering widespread adoption. The national grid often hovers around 5,500 MW, far below…
With rising fuel costs, a push for cleaner energy, and increasing government attention, Nigerian innovators and entrepreneurs are seizing the moment to redefine mobility. From electric cars and buses to motorcycles and scooters, local manufacturers and startups are creating solutions tailored to African roads and realities. In this post, we highlight the Top 5 local…