Firm Set to Debut Nigeria’s First Electric Taxi Fleet

In a groundbreaking move towards sustainable and eco-friendly transportation in Nigeria, firm, Possible EVS, has concluded plans to launch the nation’s first fleet of electric taxis with an initial fleet of 30 units In a recent statement, the company revealed its plans to expand to over 200 electric taxis across major Nigerian cities by mid-2024,…

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Vehicle Importation Ban through Land Border Still in Force in Nigeria

The Nigeria Customs Service (NCS) has debunked some media reports that the Federal Government has lifted the ban on vehicle importation through the Seme border. Customs Public Relations Officer (PRO) Seme Command, Mr Hussaini Abdullahi confirmed this in an interview in Seme, Lagos State. Abdullahi explained that the service had not made such a pronouncement…

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Empowerment: Stallion Auto Keke Delivers 140 Bajaj Tricycles to Yobe State

Stallion Auto Keke Limited has made a delivery of 140 Bajaj Tricycles to the government of Yobe State of Nigeria towards youth empowerment and poverty alleviation. The tricycles were received by the Ministry of Wealth Creation, Empowerment and Employment Generation under the Yobe State Government to empower and support small scale businesses and small business…

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Stallion Group Leads With Hyundai Kona EV Over Energy Costs, Environmental Impact

Stallion Motors Nigeria has reaffirmed its leadership in the Nigerian automobile industry with the commendation of the company’s Hyundai Kona EV, Nigeria’s first locally produced electric vehicle by Vice President Kashim Shettima.  Produced from its Lagos plant, the Hyundai Kona EV is projected to be the toast of Nigerian automobile enthusiasts and corporate organizations given…

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