News Ghana, Latest Updates and Breaking News of Ghana, News Ghana, https://www.newsghana.com.gh/ev-house-launches-operations-with-two-electric-vehicles/EV House LTD has officially launched operations in Ghana, unveiling two electric…
LAGOS – Nigeria’s electric mobility transition gained strong momentum on Thursday as Nord Automobiles Limited officially launched Tavet Motion, a new subsidiary dedicated exclusively to Electric Vehicles (EVs), unveiling three…
The Nigerian Senate has approved the Electric Vehicle Transition and Green Mobility Bill for its second reading, marking a significant step towards modernizing the country’s automotive and energy sectors. Sponsored by Senator Orji Uzor…
Tesla Inc.'s head of the Cybertruck program is leaving the company, adding to a series of high-level departures this year as the electric-vehicle maker struggles with uneven sales.
Tesla Inc.'s head of the Cybertruck program is leaving the company, adding to a series of high-level departures this year as the electric-vehicle maker struggles with uneven sales.
On November 5, the Nigerian Senate passed the second reading of a bill aimed at facilitating the country’s transition to electric vehicles and promoting green mobility in the country.
Famous for surviving an extreme destruction test at the hands of Top Gear some 20 years ago, a ninth-generation example with electric power has been revealed.
Although the Electric Vehicle Transition and Green Mobility Bill, 2025, is still undergoing legislative process in the Senate, the draft law is already being applauded in the automotive sector as having what is needed to guide Nigeria’s…
Roam, a Nairobi-based electric vehicle firm, is crowdfunding millions of dollars to accelerate the growth of electric mobility in Africa. The raise is being conducted on Crowdcube, Europe’s largest and the world’s frst equity crowdfunding…
On November 5, 2025, the Nigerian Senate advanced the Electric Vehicle Transition and Green Mobility Bill to its second reading, a major step toward regulating and accelerating the country’s shift to electric vehicles.
The UK is investigating whether ~700 of its Chinese-made Yutong electric buses can be remotely deactivated; Norway found that Yutong can render buses inoperable — Investigation comes after Norway found Yutong vehicles could be ‘stopped or…
Bus providers in Denmark and Norway are urgently investigating what they say is a security loophole in their fleets of vehicles made by China's Yutong.
Yutong vehicles have been purchased by transport networks across the country since 2018, with the overall number operating in Britain believed to stand at more than 2,500.
When you see a car, truck or bus making its way down the road, who do you assume is control of it? This isn’t a trick question. Decades ago, there would have been one answer: the person behind the wheel. In more recent years, as vehicles…