Yadea Unveils KIFA Electric Motorcycle at Autoexpo Kenya 2026 to Boost Green Mobility in Africa
250 kg
150 km
30 seconds
What Happened
Yadea, the world's leading electric two-wheeler manufacturer, made its official debut at Autoexpo Kenya 2026, marking a significant milestone in its East African expansion. The company headlined its participation with the global launch of KIFA, a commercial electric motorcycle developed specifically for Africa's commercial mobility market. Kenya becomes the second East African market for Yadea after Ethiopia, where it has sold more than 48,000 units in three years.
250 kgkg
Supports passenger transport and logistics.
- Keeness high-performance motorcycle
- GT25 and GT60 commuter models
- GT70 for food delivery and last-mile logistics
“Kenya represents a strategic market in our East African growth journey. Following our success in Ethiopia, where we have sold over 48,000 units in the last three years, we are confident that our innovative electric mobility solutions will meet the growing demand for sustainable transportation in Kenya and the wider East African region.”
Why this matters
The KIFA is designed for Africa's commercial transport sector, with swappable batteries and a 150 km range, aiming to reduce emissions and operator downtime.
Terms in This Story
- boda boda
- A bicycle or motorcycle taxi commonly used in East Africa for short-distance transport of people and goods.
- LFP battery
- Lithium iron phosphate battery, a type of rechargeable battery known for safety and long life.
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