“A major milestone for African clean mobility has been achieved after the Kenyan electric motorcycle Roam Air successfully completed a 6,000-kilometer journey from Nairobi to South Africa.
The ambitious expedition showcased the durability and long-distance potential of electric transport across diverse African terrain, including highways, urban centers, and remote stretches of road.
Developed by Roam, the Roam Air is designed specifically for African conditions, with a focus on affordability, rugged performance, and reduced operating costs compared with fuel-powered motorcycles.
Supporters say the successful cross-continent ride challenges common doubts about electric vehicle range, charging practicality, and reliability in emerging markets.
The journey also highlighted the growing role of locally built technology solutions in addressing transport and environmental needs across Africa.
Industry observers noted that motorcycles are essential for logistics, delivery services, and daily commuting in many African countries, making electrification a potentially transformative step.”
The ambitious expedition showcased the durability and long-distance potential of electric transport across diverse African terrain, including highways, urban centers, and remote stretches of road.
Developed by Roam, the Roam Air is designed specifically for African conditions, with a focus on affordability, rugged performance, and reduced operating costs compared with fuel-powered motorcycles.
Supporters say the successful cross-continent ride challenges common doubts about electric vehicle range, charging practicality, and reliability in emerging markets.
The journey also highlighted the growing role of locally built technology solutions in addressing transport and environmental needs across Africa.
Industry observers noted that motorcycles are essential for logistics, delivery services, and daily commuting in many African countries, making electrification a potentially transformative step.”
