Rwanda, a small country in East Africa, is now the home of KABISA, a groundbreaking electric mobility ecosystem revolutionizing how people travel.

This business model is made possible through the novel EV policies implemented by the Rwandan government. With only 50 vehicles per 1,000 people, Rwanda has the lowest level of motorization in Africa. Promoting electric transportation, KABISA will reduce carbon emissions and contribute to the country's economic development by promoting electric vehicles.

The Electric Mobility Ecosystem

KABISA is creating a system for electric vehicles in Rwanda. This system includes charging stations, batteries, and electric cars. This helps people travel without pollution and saves money too!

Fiscal Incentives:

Do you know what a fiscal incentive is?

  • It's like a prize or a reward that makes it easier for people to use electric cars in Rwanda.
  • KABISA, the company leading the way in electric mobility, has great fiscal incentives.
  • For example, charging stations will be cheaper, and people won't have to pay as much tax on electric cars and their parts.

Non-Fiscal Incentives:

Did you know that Rwanda is making it easier for people to switch to electric cars? Here are some ways they are doing it:

  • The government is letting companies put charging stations on government-owned land for free!
  • They are also making it easier to build charging stations by putting rules in place.
  • Electric cars will get special green license plates to park in special spots and even use special roads!
  • The government is also considering only letting electric cars go in certain parts of the city.

Conclusion

KABISA is doing something great in Rwanda by introducing electric mobility! This means people can get around in cars that don't need gas or produce pollution. It's good for the environment and people's health.

 We hope other countries in Africa follow Rwanda's lead!