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BasiGo partners with Rubis Energy Kenya to further grow EV charging structure

Published

27 July 2026

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technology

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Climate Tech

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Kenya

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Read at globalfleet.com

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Fusion42 · 27 July 2026 · Fusion42 review

BasiGo and Rubis Energy Kenya have partnered to deploy fast-charging stations along Kenya's inter-city transport corridors, with the first site operational at Athi River and three more planned for July 2026. The stations support commercial electric vehicles with 100kW CCS2 and GB/T chargers.

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◆ The Wire takeaway

If you make commercial EV charging hardware or fleet telematics for Africa, legacy fuel retailers are now your distribution partners—and they're moving fast. Rubis has 500+ stations across East Africa; BasiGo's success here forces every other fuel major in the region to choose: build charging or lose fleet customers.

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Climate Techev-charginginfrastructure-deploymentcommercial-vehicleskenyaenergy-transition