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I really don't know more about this and not too sure if any electric powered vehicle as being used in Africa

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Even africa is a poor country they are still  electric power vehicle in thier place.Eventually when they are used to travel or transport thier goods in another place.
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Yes, electric vehicles are used in Africa. In recent years, there has been an increasing interest in electric vehicles on the continent, as a way to reduce dependence on fossil fuels and to address air pollution and other environmental concerns. There are a number of electric vehicle initiatives and projects underway in various countries in Africa, including in South Africa, Morocco, Kenya, and Ghana. These initiatives often involve the deployment of electric taxis, buses, and other fleet vehicles, as well as the development of charging infrastructure and policies to support the adoption of electric vehicles. It is likely that electric vehicles will continue to play an important role in the transportation sector in Africa in the coming years.
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Yes, electric vehicles (EVs) are being used in Africa. While the use of EVs is still relatively limited in Africa compared to other parts of the world, there are a growing number of projects aimed at promoting the use of EVs on the continent.

Overall, while the use of EVs is still relatively limited in Africa, there is growing interest and efforts to promote their adoption on the continent.
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yeah, I have Witness one vehicle which use electric as it sources of power in west Africa, the company is located in west African the company based in Ghana. The name of the company and vehicle is called kantanka.
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In my country Kenya I have never seen an electric vehicle but I have heard in some countries of West Africa there are electric vehicle in Morrocco, Ghana and Nigeria.
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Yes, there are electric vehicles used in Africa. They are becoming more popular in countries such as South Africa and Morocco, where there are government incentives to promote the use of electric vehicles. Additionally, many African cities have begun to experiment with electric public transportation, such as buses and taxis. However, the widespread adoption of electric vehicles in Africa is still limited by a lack of infrastructure and high costs.
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Yes, there is an increasing interest in electric vehicles in Africa. Many African countries are investing in electric vehicle infrastructure and charging stations. In Kenya, e-scooters are becoming increasingly popular and a number of electric car and bus manufacturers have established operations in the country, including BYD and Kibo.
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africa is a poor country. they can't afford and they are very far from world. world has developed very speedily. but african are not growing because of their currupt leaders
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Yes, South Africa which has to the most advance e-mobility market in Africa , counted about 1000 electric vehicles in 2022, out of total fleet of 12 million automobile , in Kenya the amount of EVs is 350
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Yes, there are electric vehicles being used in Africa, although they are still relatively uncommon compared to traditional petrol and diesel-powered vehicles.

In recent years, there has been an increase in the adoption of electric vehicles in some African countries, particularly in South Africa, Morocco, Egypt, and Rwanda. For example, South Africa has a growing number of electric vehicles on the roads, with some estimates suggesting that there are around 2,500 electric vehicles in the country as of 2021.

In addition, several African countries have set ambitious targets to transition to electric mobility, such as Morocco's goal to have 100,000 electric vehicles on its roads by 2025.

However, there are still significant barriers to widespread adoption of electric vehicles in Africa, including the high cost of vehicles and charging infrastructure, limited availability of spare parts and maintenance services, and low levels of public awareness and education about electric mobility
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Yes, there are electric vehicles being used in Africa, though adoption is still relatively low due to factors such as cost and lack of infrastructure.
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Yes in South Africa,, which has the most advanced e-mobility market in Africa, counted about 1000 electric vehickes,,out of a total fleet of 12 million automobiles.In Kenya the number of EVs was estimated at 350,, while a total of some 2.2 million registered vehicles were likely in use in the country 
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Battery electric vehicles' sales on the continent have overall increased in recent years, although have remained the lowest worldwide. South Africa, which has the most advanced e-mobility market in Africa, counted about 1,000 electric vehicles (EVs) in 2022 - out of a total fleet of 12 million automobiles.
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Yes, South Africa is the current leading market for EVs in Africa. Yet in 2020, there were just a little over 6,000 EVs on South African roads and all EVs, including hybrid models, accounted for less than 0.2% of new car sales out of a total fleet of 12 million automobiles.
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Yes, electric vehicles are being used in Africa. Electric vehicles are becoming increasingly popular in Africa due to their environmental benefits and cost-effectiveness. For example, Ethiopia has launched an electric vehicle initiative, and South Africa is home to the largest electric vehicle charging network in Africa.
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There are a number of electric vehicle initiatives and projects underway in various countries in Africa, including in South Africa, Morocco, Kenya, and Ghana. These initiatives often involve the deployment of electric taxis, buses, and other fleet vehicles, as well as the development of charging infrastructure and policies to support the adoption of electric vehicles.
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There are a number of electric vehicle initiatives and projects underway in various countries in Africa, including in South Africa, Morocco, Kenya, and Ghana. These initiatives often involve the deployment of electric taxis, buses, and other fleet vehicles, as well as the development of charging infrastructure and policies to support the adoption of electric vehicles. It is likely that electric vehicles will continue to play an important role in the transportation sector in Africa in the coming years.
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