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