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Power shortage stalls Nigeria’s electric vehicle push

Nigeria’s push to develop electric vehicle manufacturing and adoption is running into the country’s persistent electricity supply problems, according to Reuters reporting. Africa’s largest economy has attracted a wave of startups and investors seeking to build an EV sector, with local assembly plants and ride-hailing fleets introducing electric motorcycles and cars. The federal government has […]

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Nigeria Approves Tax Breaks for Electric Vehicles Despite Power Shortages

Nigeria has approved a package of tax incentives aimed at encouraging the adoption of electric vehicles, according to Межа. Новини України., a move that highlights the country’s ambition to modernise its transport sector even as it continues to grapple with chronic electricity supply challenges. The approval, reported by Межа. Новини України., signals a formal policy

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Nigeria’s tortuous journey to clean, decarbonised mobility

Nigeria, sub-Saharan Africa’s largest economy and most populous nation with more than 220 million people, is grappling with what observers describe as a slow and contested transition to cleaner, lower-carbon transport, according to The Guardian Nigeria News. The country’s mobility sector remains heavily dependent on petrol and diesel, much of it powering an ageing fleet

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TVS Motor enters Africa’s EV market with iQube launch in Kenya

TVS Motor Company, one of India’s largest two- and three-wheeler manufacturers, has launched its iQube electric scooter in Kenya, marking the company’s first entry into Africa’s electric vehicle market, according to ET Auto. The iQube, TVS Motor’s flagship electric two-wheeler, has been on sale in India since 2020 and has become one of the more

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