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Electrify Africa Launches Electric Mobility Solutions in Uganda, a Step Toward Sustainable Transportation

Mourice Muhoozi by Mourice Muhoozi
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In a significant move towards transforming Uganda’s electric mobility landscape, Electrify Africa, a pioneering company in electric vehicle (EV) infrastructure has officially launched electric Mobility Solutions in Uganda.

The launch marks a monumental step in the push toward sustainable and accessible transportation in Uganda, with potential ripple effects across the African continent.

At the heart of the event, the company outlined its ambitious vision to revolutionize the electric mobility sector by empowering individuals and local businesses to play an active role in shaping the future of transportation.

According to a statement by Electrify Africa, their goal is not only to build awareness about electric vehicles (EVs) but also to create a seamless, community-driven ecosystem that integrates EV charging stations, ensuring that electric mobility becomes a practical and sustainable option for all Ugandans.

“From empowering individuals to own EV chargers to creating a seamless ecosystem for electric vehicles, Electrify Africa is here to shape the future of mobility in Uganda and beyond. Using the Tesla Model X as a symbol of innovation, Electrify Africa will drive awareness about the future of electric mobility through strategic city drives and regional tours,” the company stated.

The event was a star-studded affair, attracting an esteemed delegation from the Secretariat of Science, Technology, and Innovation (STI Secretariat) and members of Uganda Emobility. The occasion highlighted the critical role of local and regional partnerships in driving forward the electric mobility revolution, with Electrify Africa positioning itself as the catalyst for change.

Taking to its X (formerly Twitter) platform, Electrify Africa expressed its excitement about the successful launch: “We are thrilled to announce the official launch of Electrify Africa, a revolutionary step toward transforming Uganda’s electric mobility landscape! Together, we are driving the future of sustainable transportation, fostering innovation, and enabling communities to take charge of electric mobility through our community-focused EV charging platform.”

Electrify Africa’s mission goes beyond simply providing EV chargers; it aims to enable local stakeholders to become part of a larger electric vehicle ecosystem. The company is promoting a Community-Owned EV Charging Network, which allows individuals and businesses to invest in and operate EV chargers, directly linking them to the Electrify Africa platform. This approach not only fosters a sustainable transportation network but also promotes economic empowerment in communities.

One of the key features of the launch was the introduction of Electrify Africa’s affordable EV Charging Solutions, designed to make electric mobility accessible to a wider audience. The company emphasized that by lowering the barriers to entry for EV charging, electric vehicles could soon be seen as a viable, sustainable, and economical alternative to traditional fuel-powered vehicles.

Simba Innovative Limited, the parent company behind Electrify Africa, is a Ugandan technology leader focused on sustainable energy solutions, electric mobility, and artificial intelligence-driven platforms. With its deep commitment to inclusivity and community empowerment, Simba Innovative continues to play a central role in driving Africa’s technological transformation. By integrating electric mobility into local economies and communities, Electrify Africa aims to ensure that the benefits of cleaner, greener transportation extend well beyond environmental improvements.

“Together, we are driving the future of sustainable transportation, fostering innovation, and enabling communities to take charge of electric mobility through our community-focused EV charging platform,” said Electrify Africa during the launch.
As Uganda continues its journey toward environmental sustainability, Electrify Africa’s launch represents a major leap forward. With electric vehicles, the company is not only transforming the way people move but also paving the way for a cleaner, more efficient future that could inspire other African nations to follow suit.


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