SpyroAfrica’s largest Electric Vehicle (EV) player, has announced the official launch of its operations in Ogun State.
Details
With over 18,000 electric motorcycles already deployed in sub-Saharan Africa, Spiro’s strategic expansion into Nigeria will see its presence in up to eight of Nigeria’s major provinces including Abeokuta, Ibadan, Lagos, and Abuja.
Spiro has already announced strategic partnerships with Max, Dot and Onocon, who share our vision for a cleaner and healthier world where riders have access to affordable and reliable transportation and cutting-edge technology.
About Spyros
Spiro’s unique model focuses on battery swapping, allowing riders to use Spiro’s swap stations, fast and slow chargers and home charging solutions – a flexible solution to ensure power is delivered when and where our customers need it.
State of Charge (SoC) technology greatly enhances the Spiro driving experience, offering a seamless, efficient and environmentally friendly mode of transportation.
What they say
Kaushik BurmanCEO of Spiro: “Our expansion marks a new chapter for Spiro and the wider EV ecosystem in Nigeria. We will deploy a significant number of bikes in our first year in Nigeria, enabling a lifestyle shift towards cleaner, more sustainable transport options. Our goal is to electrify mobility across Africa and Nigeria, as Africa’s economic powerhouse, represents an important step in this journey.”
Rahul GaurSpiro West Africa Cluster Director:Spiro’s electric bikes promise a future of reduced environmental impact, financial savings and improved community health. We are proud to partner in this sustainable venture, setting a green standard for transport in Nigeria.”
The big picture
The initiative has garnered strong support from local governments, including endorsement by Governor Dapo Abiodun of Ogun State, who highlighted the multiple benefits of electric bicycles.
Spiro has already established a significant presence in key African markets, actively transforming the transport landscape Togo, Benin, Kenya, Rwanda, Ghana, and Uganda with environmentally friendly electric vehicles (EVs) and innovative battery-swapping technology.
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