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“We want to replace 10% to 20% of Nigerian used cars with Chinese new cars,” Leon Zhan, Chief Executive Officer of TIM Motors said.
Qoray and TotalEnergies team up to improve EV adoption in Nigeria by offering after-sales support at selected service centers.
Bolt has launched Family Profile in Nigeria, allowing one user to manage rides and payments for up to 9 family members.
Spiro, Africa’s leading electric mobility startup, targets $200 million revenue in 2025—a tenfold jump from 2024.
Bolt records 42% drop in offline trips in Nigeria, reports surge in safety feature usage amid regulatory scrutiny and competition.
The company has rapidly expanded its revenue to $400 million this year from $275 million in 2024.
EVs just got cheaper in Kenya. Again. First in 2019, again in 2023, and now 2025, locks in zero VAT.
The leadership crisis deals a significant blow to a union whose very inception was a protracted battle, culminating only in late 2023 after years of fragmentation.
Lagos drivers demand a 5% commission cap from Uber, Bolt, and others, seeking insurance and welfare reforms amid Nigeria’s worsening gig economy crisis.
The same app that helped Pakistan leap into digital mobility now signals how far that momentum has stalled.
Lagos State Government has summoned Uber, Bolt, Indrive, and others to a public hearing following a petition by AUATON over insecurity, unfair labour practices, and regulatory violations.
Convenience culture isn’t a trend—it's reshaping the future of grocery and retail.
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