Kenya has officially launched its E-Mobility National Policy 2026, signaling a shift from strategic vision to a phased implementation of electric mobility. This policy aims to transition the nation's transport sector away from fossil fuels.

• The policy aligns with Kenya's commitment to cut emissions by 32% by 2030 and reach net-zero by 2050.
• Key stakeholders include the Central Bank of Kenya and various government ministries, regulators, utilities, financiers, and operators.
• The transition presents an opportunity to utilize surplus renewable energy, estimated to be over 1,300 MWh nightly, to power electric vehicles.