TotalEnergies ventures into electric vehicles charging

Author: John MutuaPublished on: May 10, 2026Country: Kenya

Business & Economy

TotalEnergies ventures into electric vehicles charging

TotalEnergies Marketing Kenya has installed 30 charging stations for electric vehicles and motorbikes, marking a shift towards electric mobility. The company has partnered with e-mobility firms to develop 28 charging stations for motorbikes and two for four-wheel vehicles. Rising fuel prices are driving EV adoption, with 9,144 new registrations in 2024, including 4,862 for motorcycles.

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