CNN Interview : Wahu Mobility
Source: CNN
There are an estimated 27 million two and three-wheeler motorcycles on the road in Africa. Ghana's Wahu Mobility wants to make these bikes electric. It has just opened a manufacturing facility and plans to produce 24,000 bikes per year.
Wahu Mobility, based in Ghana, is a leading innovator in electric vehicle (EV) solutions for Africa’s urban transport challenges. Known for its locally manufactured e-bikes, Wahu aims to enhance urban mobility by providing affordable, eco-friendly transport options. Their flagship Wahu eBike, designed to accommodate delivery drivers, includes flexible payment options, allowing users to pay weekly, which is ideal for gig economy workers entering the delivery market. With partnerships with mobility platforms like Bolt and Glovo, Wahu ensures that their e-bikes not only serve as personal transport but also support income generation for riders.
