EV Mobility Africa exists to give the continent's EV transition what every mature market has and Africa currently doesn't: one authoritative, standardized view of where the market stands — and the network to act on it.
We believe in Africa — in its trade, its enterprise, and its capacity to build its own future. That belief is the fuel that keeps us going.
The shift to renewable energy and electric mobility isn't a distant global trend — it's already underway, and it's inevitable. Our conviction is simple: Africa shouldn't watch this transition happen elsewhere. It should lead it.
EV Mobility Africa exists to bring that future home — to break down the real barriers standing between our people and electric mobility: how vehicles are acquired, how infrastructure gets built, and how the information to make it all work reaches the people who need it. Every market we track, every partnership we broker, and every forum we convene is in service of one outcome — a continent that adopts, builds, and benefits from the EV transition on its own terms.
Europe, the US, and China all have authoritative bodies tracking new-vehicle EV sales share. Africa has none. What exists is fragmented across dozens of inconsistent sources — some measuring sales share, some fleet stock, some nothing but a qualitative guess. EV Mobility Africa exists to close that gap, and to be the continent's reference point for everyone building in this space.
No continent-wide, standardized EV penetration dataset exists — figures that do exist aren't uniformly measured, making cross-country comparison close to impossible.
~60% of Africa's annual vehicle additions are imported used cars. New-registration data alone is an unreliable proxy for real adoption in many markets.
EV Mobility Africa is building a continuously updated, country-level EV intelligence layer — the flagship data product the continent has been missing.
EV Mobility Africa is the continent's intelligence layer for electric mobility — the place policymakers, manufacturers, investors, and operators come to understand the market, find each other, and move faster.
Country-by-country data on adoption, infrastructure, policy, and investment — continuously tracked and published as structured briefings, not one-off reports.
Direct access to the operators, manufacturers, financiers, and government stakeholders building the ecosystem — curated connections, not a directory.
Structured dealmaking between capital and mobility ventures at growth stage, backed by the market intelligence to underwrite decisions with confidence.
Convening the flagship forum and working sessions that turn intelligence and relationships into policy input, partnerships, and deployed capital.
Sources: IEA Global EV Outlook 2026 · UNECA 2026 Economic Report on Africa