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Yadea-Spiro EV Africa Tie-Up
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- Wed, Sep 23LatestUnverified — not yet reviewed
Spiro Raises Additional $18 Million for Rwanda and Uganda EV Expansion
Electric motorcycle company Spiro has raised an additional $18 million in debt financing to fund expansion into Rwanda and Uganda, bringing its total Africa Go Green Fund debt commitment to a reported $36 million. The raise confirms that EV two-wheel mobility is actively scaling across East Africa.
- Tue, Sep 22Unverified — not yet reviewed
Africa Go Green Fund Doubles Debt Commitment to Spiro, Reaching $36 Million Total
The Africa Go Green Fund has added an additional $18 million to its debt facility for electric motorcycle company Spiro, doubling its total commitment to $36 million. The increased financing is intended to accelerate Spiro's e-motorcycle deployment and battery-swap infrastructure expansion across East Africa.
- Sat, Sep 19Unverified — not yet reviewed
Spiro Partners Yadea to Accelerate Electric Motorcycle Rollout Across Africa
Kenya's Spiro has partnered with Yadea, described as the world's largest electric vehicle manufacturer, to accelerate electric motorcycle deployment and battery-swap infrastructure across African markets. The tie-up combines Yadea's global manufacturing scale with Spiro's established continental swap network.
- Wed, Sep 16Unverified — not yet reviewed
Spiro and Yadea partner to scale electric motorcycles and battery-swap infrastructure across Africa
Spiro and Chinese EV manufacturer Yadea have formalised a partnership to expand electric motorcycle deployment and battery-swap infrastructure across seven African markets, combining Yadea's global manufacturing capacity with Spiro's established continental swap network. The tie-up is one of the more significant e-mobility supply chain deals on the continent this cycle.
- Tue, Sep 15Unverified — not yet reviewed
Yadea and Spiro Partner to Scale Electric Mobility Across Seven African Markets
Chinese EV manufacturer Yadea has partnered with Spiro, Africa's largest battery-swap network operator, to accelerate electric two-wheeler deployment across seven African markets. The tie-up combines Yadea's global manufacturing scale with Spiro's established swap infrastructure in a bid to capture the continent's growing demand for affordable electric mobility.