Motorcycle sales in Kenya more than doubled in 2025, reaching a four-year high and indicating a strong recovery in demand. The surge is attributed to a more stable Kenyan shilling and reduced interest rates on loans.

• Motorcycle sales reached 241,763 units in 2025, a significant increase from 118,308 units in the previous year.
• Key drivers identified by sellers include the shilling's stability against the US dollar and a decline in loan interest rates.
• The public transport and courier sectors, alongside individual boda boda operators, are major contributors to this increased demand, benefiting from easier access to credit and lower fuel prices.