Nigeria boosts e-mobility to curb emissions

Innovators are working on motorcycles that support the climate and curb emissions.

To address rapid motorisation, which is a major cause of congestion and pollution, firms are working with the government on bicycle-sharing schemes to help improve air quality and reduce the rate of pedestrian accidents and fatalities linked to many private vehicles on the road.

In line with this, there are moves replace petrol burning tricycles in the with clean, energy efficient electric tricycles, or E-Trikes.

To this end, Egoras Technology, a sustainable transportation solutions firm, has launched a gas-powered tricycle, Egoras Dual-Fuel Tricycle.

The Chief Executive Officer of Egoras Technology, Ugoji Harry, said in a statement that the tricycle was designed to address the challenges posed by the recent subsidy removal.

He noted that the tricycle offered a cost-effective solution for urban and rural areas, while also contributing to a greener environment.

According to Harry, the dual-fuel tricycle runs seamlessly on both petrol and liquid purified gas, presenting a versatile and eco-friendly alternative for commuters.

He added that in addition to its dual-fuel capabilities, the Egoras Dual-Fuel Tricycle boasts a user-friendly design, facilitating easy maintenance for operators.