OPEYEMI OLOTU
Dana Motors Limited made a commanding statement at the 2025 Abuja Motor Fair, showcasing its latest Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) and Electric Vehicle (EV) innovations and reaffirming its push for cleaner mobility in Nigeria.
The company drew strong attention with a display that featured the locally assembled EV9, EV5, new MPVs, and Mini EVs. Visitors were impressed by the vehicles’ modern styling, advanced tech features, and strong green performance—signalling KIA’s growing investment in future-ready transportation for the Nigerian market.
Top government officials turned out in force, underscoring federal commitment to sustainable automotive development.
Representing the Vice President, Minister of Science and Technology Kingsley Udeh led the delegation, joined by NADDC Chairman, Eminence Emma Eneukwu, and the Inspector General of Police, Kayode Egbetokun, among other dignitaries.
According to Marketing Manager Omolade Akinyode, Dana Motors is pushing an ambitious 80% local content strategy while expanding assembly operations to strengthen Nigeria’s automotive value chain. The company says its efforts are creating jobs, building technical skills, and laying the foundation for EV production in the country.
Dana Motors insists it remains firmly aligned with national green mobility policies and is committed to making clean, efficient, and affordable transportation a reality for more Nigerians.
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