Lagos, Nigeria – Spiro, Africa's largest electric vehicle (EV) player, is excited to announce its expansion into Nigeria, introducing innovative electric bikes and advanced battery swapping technology in Ogun Province. With more than 12,000 electric bikes already deployed across africa, and just 4 months after a presidential launch in Kenya, Spiro has arrived in Africa's largest economy.
Pioneering Electric Mobility in Ogun State
Ogun State embraces sustainable transportation solutions, like Spiro's Electric Vehicle Smart Energy Network.
Strategic Deployment of Battery Swap Stations
Enhanced EV Infrastructure with Automated Swap Stations
"We are immensely proud of Spiro transforming the landscape of sustainable transportation across Africa. Our recent launches of automated swap stations in Benin, Togo, and Kenya mark significant milestones in our journey to build a Pan-African Smart Energy Ecosystem, paving the way for cleaner, more efficient mobility solutions across the continent. The launch in Ogun State is particularly exhilarating, a first step in our ambitious plans to electrify Nigeria, Africa's largest market. We have a collective vision to enhance the quality of life through sustainable transportation, making clean energy and sustainable transportation a reality for all Africans."
Kaushik Burman, CEO of Spiro
Spiro's development in Ogun State represents a cornerstone of our commitment to advancing EV technology and infrastructure
The Spiro Commando Bikes
State of Charge (SoC) Energy Model and Pan-African Smart Energy Ecosystem
Commitment to Innovation and Sustainable Mobility
We are excited about the multitude of benefits that electric bikes bring to our state
Governor Dapo Abiodun of Ogun State