Weak infrastructure complicates Nigeria's EV ambitions

Nigeria aims for 60% EV adoption by 2050, supported by tax incentives and subsidy removals, but poor public charging infrastructure and a severely underpowered electricity grid hinder progress, pushing users to rely on inefficient fossil fuel generators. Two- and three-wheeler EVs and battery swap solutions present a more feasible near-term path than passenger cars.

This Wire brief sits within Fusion42's coverage of Micromobility.