- The firm’s new Nairobi factory has tripled production capacity, fueling the county’s transition to electric motorcycles.
- Ampersand already has over 1150 e-bikes on the roads of Nairobi
- The latest expansion underscores the company’s commitment to cutting carbon emissions and driving clean economic prosperity across Africa.
Ampersand, one of Africa’s electric vehicle (EV) energy tech companies is ramping up its presence in Kenya with the opening of a new, larger plant in the capital Nairobi. This expansion is poised to triple the company’s production capacity in the country, a strategic move aimed at meeting the surging demand for electric motorcycles (e-motos).
With over 1,100 Ampersand e-motos already zipping through Kenyan roads, the need for more is clear—and Ampersand is prepared to deliver.
A strategic expansion for sustainability
Ampersand’s new Nairobi factory is a significant upgrade from its previous operations. Spanning 21,000 square meters, it is more than three …
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