Kibo Africa, an electric mobility company, plans to deploy 10,000 electric motorcycles in Kenya within the next 12 months. This initiative aims to expand the company's presence in the nation's burgeoning boda boda sector.

• 10,000 electric motorcycles to be deployed in Kenya within 12 months.
• Key organizations: Kibo Africa and energy company Powerhive.
• Partnership will establish battery-swapping infrastructure to reduce rider downtime and operating costs, with potential savings of Sh500 to Sh600 daily compared to fuel motorcycles.

Kenya Vehicle Manufacturers (KVM) has launched a new Toyota Hiace assembly line at its Thika plant, a move supported by a significant investment to boost local automotive production.

• A Sh2.3 billion investment from CFAO Mobility Kenya is backing the expansion.
• Key organizations involved include Kenya Vehicle Manufacturers (KVM) and CFAO Mobility Kenya.
• This initiative aims to enhance technology transfer, create jobs, and develop local skills, supporting Kenya's industrial growth agenda.

Kenya Power is actively identifying and migrating all Electric Vehicle (EV) charging customers to its specialized e-mobility tariff to improve revenue tracking and sector planning.

• Cumulative EV charging revenues have reached Sh382 million between July 2023 and April 2026, with monthly revenues peaking at Sh35.25 million in February 2026.
• The initiative is led by Kenya Power, with its Managing Director Joseph Siror emphasizing support for e-mobility adoption.
• Nairobi is the dominant hub for EV charging demand, contributing Sh271.9 million in revenues, reflecting the early stage of EV adoption largely concentrated in urban areas.