Autopax is venturing into the electric motorcycle assembly business through a partnership with Ghanaian battery company Kofa. Led by Autopax CEO Joy Kalua, the collaboration aims to develop a new electric motorcycle for the Kenyan and Ghanaian markets, with a focus on sustainability and local sourcing of parts.
Kofa’s Kore2 Swap and Go network will revolutionize electric vehicle operations in Kenya, ensuring continuous power supply for the bikes and paving the way for a greener future.
The partnership, announced during the Africa Tech Summit in Nairobi, aligns with Kenya’s goal of achieving a 100% transition to green transport by 2030.
As players in the electric mobility industry flock to assemble in Kenya, tax incentives offered by the government are driving the growth of clean transport and industrialization.
This transformative collaboration underscores the commitment of Autopax and Kofa to revolutionize transportation in Africa through sustainable and efficient mobility solutions.
