Roam Electric Vehicle Manufacturers has partnered with Kitale-based Kengra Logistics Limited to unveil next-generation electric motorcycle technology in Western Kenya.
With the increased fuel prices in the country, the introduction of electric technology will help reduce fuel consumption and the cost of operations among the motorists in the region. The technology will also see the gradual phasing out of fossil fuels hence promoting clean energy.
Kengra Logistics will be the face of electric vehicles in Western Kenya and Eastern Uganda with the showroom to be officially opened at the Kitale International School grounds along Kitale-Webuye Road.
Roam Electric Vehicle Manufacturers was established in 2017 as an electric mobility Company. The company focuses on all-electric conversion kits for fleet vehicles such as light trucks, public transport and buses, as well as electric motorcycles and energy systems.
Grace Wanjau, Managing Director of Kengra, “I am glad that our motorists in this region will now have an opportunity to use clean energy with this technology. I applaud Roam Electric for such a wonderful initiative that will help reduce fuel costs for our motorists and Boda Boda riders, especially during these tough times. This will, hopefully, translate to cheaper fares for commuters. This initiative is also important as it will also help in the reduction of operating costs by 69% in their day-to-day helping to reduce air pollution which is emitted by fossil fuel engines.”
“Roam Air is adapted and designed in detail for the African use-case and with a special focus on affordability, reliability and connectivity. An electric motorcycle tailored for different commercial use — cases such as carrying passengers or cargo with safety at the forefront. It is truly a testament to our commitment to offering world-class electric vehicle technology to the continent,” said Roam CEO and co-founder Filip Lövström
