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The Current State of Electric Cars Uptake in Kenya

Joel Mugonyi by Joel Mugonyi
July 4, 2023
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Courtesy of gadgets-africa.com

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Electric cars in Kenya are gradually gaining popularity and interest among consumers and policymakers. Statistics show that the total number of electric cars on the roads worldwide was ten million at the end of 2020. The registration of the vehicles had also increased by 41% during the year. Stronger policies by various governments on climate change would cause an increase in the use of electric vehicles by 2030. Electric vehicles produce zero tailpipe emissions, which can help reduce air pollution and improve overall air quality.

Read more: New E- Mobility Tariff to Boost Uptake of Electric Vehicles

According to reports released by The National Transport and Safety Authority (NTSA), Electric vehicle prices are dropping; hence, there is a rapid adoption that will make the vehicles reach price equality with ICE vehicles before 2025. It was also predicted that 30% of global passenger vehicle sales would be fully electrified by 2030. A 108% increase in Electric Vehicle sales was recorded in FY F’Y 2022/2023. This translated to an 8.3% new sales market share and also predicted a further increase ahead.

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With the worldwide surge in electric vehicle adoption, Kenya has an opportunity to borrow from the experiences of other countries and establish itself as a pioneer in sustainable mobility. As their prices continue to become more affordable, Kenyan consumers are more likely to consider electric motor vehicles as an alternative to petrol and diesel-driven vehicles.

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