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Trade CS Rebecca Miano flags off first locally assembled electric buses

By Winfrey Owino | 1yr ago
Trade CS Rebecca Miano flags off locally assembled electric buses in Thika.

Investments, Trade and Industry Cabinet Secretary Rebecca Miano has inaugurated Kenya's first dedicated Electric Bus assembly line (BasiGo) at the Kenya Vehicle Manufacturers plant in Thika.

Citi Hoppa and Super Metro are the first operators to receive locally assembled electric buses.

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