MojaEV today hosted one of its most significant electric mobility events of the year, marking a major step forward in Kenya’s transition to clean, efficient, and affordable transport.

The event celebrated the handover of 30 new electric vehicles, one of the largest single-day EV releases in Kenya since the introduction of 100 electric taxis to the market.

Speaking at the event, Ms. Achieng Anam, Sales Director at MojaEV, highlighted the importance of building trust and delivering practical solutions for Kenya’s transport sector.

“Today’s milestone demonstrates that electric mobility is no longer a future concept; it is happening now, at scale, and making real impact for our drivers, businesses, and communities,” she said.

The event also featured remarks from key partners driving Kenya’s growing EV ecosystem. Mr. Collins Amugune, Marketing Executive at GA Insurance, reaffirmed the company’s commitment to enabling safe, reliable, and affordable EV ownership.

“Our partnership with MojaEV ensures that early adopters have access to dependable insurance solutions that match the unique needs of electric vehicle owners,” he noted.

A major highlight of the event was the testimonial from Ms. Sylvia Saita of County Bus Services Limited, who officially received five Neta vehicles for their fleet.

“The Neta EV offers exceptional cost savings and reliability for fleet owners. This investment strengthens our business and supports our commitment to clean public transport,” she said.

CBS Director, Mr. Dr. Okuthe, reiterated the company’s position on adopting green mobility solutions.

“CBS embraces green technology wholeheartedly. Receiving our Neta fleet today marks a new chapter for our business; one where we are creating opportunities, saving our planet, and where efficiency, sustainability, and innovation go hand in hand. We are excited to be part of the movement shaping the future of transport in Kenya.”

Today’s ceremony also included the announcement of the upcoming Neta Light, a new EV model designed specifically for African roads and taxi operations. The model will offer improved affordability, making EV adoption even more accessible.

MojaEV now has a fleet of over 100 vehicles in Kenya and continues to partner with taxi associations, leasing companies, SACCO leaders, digital mobility platforms such as Uber and Bolt, as well as financial partners, to ensure that more Kenyans can transition into electric mobility with confidence.