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Electric Vehicle Startups in Africa

StartupList Africa tracks 13 Electric Vehicle startups across Africa, which have raised $196.9M in disclosed funding. Kenya has the most, with 4, followed by Uganda (2) and Egypt (1).

Updated

Avg. Deal Size
$5M
Active Startups
13
Total Funding
$196.9M
Avg. Growth
0%

Electric Vehicle companies

13 companies in this sector

CompanyTaglineTotal FundingLast RoundTeam SizeBackersAction
Kenya

eWAKA Mobility Limited is Africa’s foremost electromobility company, which is set to revolutionise emobility across the continent.

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Debt Financing
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2-10
No Data

Wahu Mobility builds Ghanaian electric bikes, empowering riders and businesses with sustainable transport solutions.

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Seed
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51-200
No Data
Kenya

BasiGo is a Kenyan early-stage e-mobility start-up creating the future of clean, electric public transit in Africa.

$73M
Funding Round
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2-10
No Data

Ampersand makes better, cheaper, more powerful motorcycles for the millions of motorcycle taxis in East Africa. And they're electric.

$55M
Funding Round
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1-10
No Data

ARC Ride is providing the electric solution to mass-transportation in rapidly-growing African cities.

$20M
Series A
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11-50
No Data
Ethiopia

Dodai Manufacturing PLC, a Japanese company in Ethiopia, currently assembling and selling electric motorcycles in Addis Ababa.

$17M
Series A
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11-50
No Data

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Electric Vehicle startups: quick facts

How many Electric Vehicle startups are there in Africa?
StartupList Africa tracks 13 Electric Vehicle startups across Africa.
How much funding have Electric Vehicle startups in Africa raised?
Electric Vehicle startups in Africa have raised $196.9M in disclosed funding.
Which African countries have the most Electric Vehicle startups?
Kenya has the most, with 4, followed by Uganda (2) and Egypt (1).
Who invests in Electric Vehicle startups in Africa?
British International Investment has backed 4 Electric Vehicle startups, followed by AcceliCITY powered by Leading Cities (2) and EEP Africa (2).