Impact OF EVs In Kenya

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Impact OF EVs In Kenya

Episode 96

Mwango Capital

Oct 08, 2024

Transcript

In this episode recorded on 24.09.2024, we are joined by Spiro Kenya CEO, Kaushik Burman, and Deputy Country Manager, Raymond Kitunga, to discuss the impact of Electric Vehicles (EVs) on Kenya's transport sector.

We also cover the African EV market landscape, building the EV ecosystem in Kenya, financing solutions to drive EV adoption, and Spiro’s key products and innovations.

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Key Quotes

“For Spiro, our vision is aligned with what we call SDG goals, sustainable development goals, which means by actually developing affordable and clean mobility accessible infrastructure, we will be in a position to provide this to mass customers, mass consumers so that they feel included, they feel and that leads to a massive amount of compounding in terms of GDP growth, in terms of quality of life, in terms of multiple other factors. So for us, that is the higher purpose which drives us and inspires us to come to work.”
Kaushik Burman

“Now we are deploying fast chargers in Kenya. So wherever you want to go and do a quick fast charge in 15 to 20 minutes, you can fill up, and charge up 30% of your battery. And then we are also giving home charging kits to customers. So people who have access to home charging can just go and charge their batteries through the night.”
Kaushik Burman

“We have developed our own maps. So we don't use Google Maps. We use Spiro maps. Increasingly, you will see that maps will have the energy network footprint, and the number of swap stations. Any boda rider, or even for that matter, if you're a normal consumer, you'll be able to actually see where the swap stations are, where the fast chargers are, and you will increasingly see more and more action happening on Spiro maps.”
Kaushik Burman