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Kenyan Electric Mobility Company Roam Launches Crowdfunding Campaign on Crowdcube

Support CleanTechnica's work through a Substack subscription or on Stripe. Kenya’s electric motorcycle sector is starting to gain significant traction. Market share of electric motorcycles jumped from literally 0% to 7% in just over 3 years (2021–2024). Recent figures show that for the first 8 months of 2025, electric motorcycles ... [continued]
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Electric Motorcycles Take 10% Market Share of New Motorcycle Sales in Kenya in the First 8 Months of 2025

Support CleanTechnica's work through a Substack subscription or on Stripe. The KNBS Economic Survey Report (2025) covering the period from January 2024 to December 2024 shows that 68,804 new motorcycles were registered in Kenya in 2024. Of these, 4,862 motorcycles were electric according to data presented by the Electric Mobility ... [continued]
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Roam Launches Kenya’s First Ride-In, Ride-Out Service Center To Serve 3,500 Electric Motorcycles Monthly

Roam has opened Kenya’s first “ride-in, ride-out” service center in Nairobi to give electric motorcycle riders quick and reliable support while keeping them on the road and earning.
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Volkswagen Mobility Solutions Rwanda Launches ID. Buzz Pilot Fleet

Support CleanTechnica's work through a Substack subscription or on Stripe. Volkswagen Mobility Solutions Rwanda has launched a pilot fleet of 10 units of the ID. Buzz. These come in a 7 seat configuration, which is ideal for most corporate, family, tourism, and urban mobility requirements. With up to 200 kW DC ... [continued]
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South Africa’s Used EV Market Accelerates – Volvo EX30 & XC40 Most Popular

Support CleanTechnica's work through a Substack subscription or on Stripe. South Africa’s EV market is still quite small compared to similar markets. There are still just over 4,000 fully electric vehicles on the roads in South Africa. That’s because most of the BEVs that were available on the South African ... [continued]
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EVChaja Looks To Scale Its Electric Corporate Shuttle & B2B Electric Van Service In Kenya

EVChaja has launched a corporate shuttle and B2B service using electric vans. Fixed routes with well known schedules are perfect for electrification and EVChaja is focusing on servicing this market.
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Waya Electric Looks To Ramp Up Operations For Its B2B-Focused Electric Motorcycles In Kenya

Support CleanTechnica's work through a Substack subscription or on Stripe. We have been covering the developments in Kenya’s electric vehicle sector for over 7 years now — from the early days of a few startups converting one or two internal combustion engine motorcycles in small warehouses, to seeing the sector ... [continued]
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Spiro Raises $100 Million in Africa’s Largest-Ever Investment in Electric Mobility

Support CleanTechnica's work through a Substack subscription or on Stripe. Spiro expects to surpass 100,000 deployed electric motorcycles within 2025 — a 400% year-over-year jump. Before this latest round, Spiro had secured more than $180 million from Equitane and Société Générale. That brings the total funding secured by Spiro so ... [continued]
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BYD Seems To Be Ramping Up Activity In South Africa

BYD has now launched a selection of vehicles in South Africa that could really help catalyze adoption. These include the Seagull, known in South Africa as the Dolphin Surf, and the BYD Shark 06 PHEV pickup.
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Watu’s 2024 Sustainability Report Shows Growing Electric Motorcycle Financing Landscape In Africa

Support CleanTechnica's work through a Substack subscription or on Stripe. The motorcycle sector is a key pillar of the African transport landscape, especially in East, Central, and West Africa, where motorcycle taxis provide transport for millions of people everyday. Estimates say there are around 30 million internal combustion engine motorcycles ... [continued]