How practical is having an electric car in Kenya?
Much of Kenya’s green mobility transition so far entails electric public transit buses and two-wheelers like bicycles and motorbikes; all-electric cars are not yet popular. Citizen Digital’s Dennis Musau explores the feasibility of owning an electric car where the public EV charging network is still scarce and buying prices remain higher than that of internal combustion engine vehicles.
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