"We are excited to launch the first Automated Battery Swap Station in Togo, a significant development in our mission to enhance electric mobility across Africa," stated Rahul Gaur, Head of
Les principaux opérateurs de Battery Swap comme Spiro disposent de showrooms et de points de vente/location dans les grandes villes togolaises, principalement à Lomé.
Spiro, arguably the largest EV company in Africa, reached 1 million battery swaps in 2023, operating in Togo, Uganda, and Rwanda. The company is expanding to Kenya, Nigeria, and
To help facilitate this expansion, Spiro has partnered with Societe Generale and GuarantCo, part of the Private Infrastructure Development Group (PIDG), to significantly expand its
Kofa, a Ghanaian clean-tech startup, has revealed plans to launch its battery swapping solution in Kenya and Togo. Their innovative solution centres around battery swapping stations,
Key players in the market are focusing on developing efficient and cost-effective battery swapping stations to cater to the increasing demand for electric vehicles in Togo. Government incentives and
Société Générale Spiro aims to add at least 15,700 e-motorbikes, over 31,400 batteries and more than 1,000 swap stations to the existing fleet in Togo and Benin (pictured: street scene in
The company operates more than 250 battery swap stations in several African countries, including Benin, Ghana, Kenya, Nigeria, Togo and Uganda, serving more than 14,000 electric
The company claims to have deployed over 9,400 “battery-swapping” motorcycles across Togo, Benin, Uganda, and Rwanda. It has also set up swap stations in all major cities in Togo and
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