Kabisa is involved in the electric vehicle market, offering a range of electric cars and related services, including charging infrastructure and maintenance. The company self-describes as operating Rwanda's largest charging network.

Kabisa

Kabisa | 1,860 followers on LinkedIn. Green, safe, and efficient transportation | Kabisa is a Rwanda-based electric mobility company. Kabisa offers services that build out the electric vehicle ecosystem in East Africa including the selling and leasing of electric vehicles, a public charging network build out and operation, and an electric vehicle maintenance service.

Business Consulting and Services | Transformation | Executive Coach (pre-seed to Series B) | Venture Capital | Advisory Board Member | Professor

Phillip Madanire

Exploring Access | Supply Chain, Data, Logistics, Ops

Nicholas Hu

MBA Candidate at Harvard Business School | Grow electric mobility around the world

Liam Lu

Electric Vehicle Ecosystem Player - IOT Engineer - Msc In IoT(Embedded Computer Systems) - Software Engineer, Web and Mobile - Poet and avid runner.

Marumbo Sichinga

We were thrilled to take part in last week’s powerful discussions at the E-Mobility Forum in Kigali, organized by GIZ Rwanda and Rwanda Ministry of Infrastructure(MININFRA) Our Business Development and Sales Lead, Marumbo Sichinga addressed a pressing challenge we’re determined to overcome—Africa becoming a dumping ground for old petrol vehicles. Kabisa is here to change the narrative, working to expand access to clean, affordable electric vehicles across the region. Thankful for platforms like these where we connect, learn and, together, we’re making strides towards cleaner cities and sustainable transportation for all. Let’s drive this change forward!

We will be speaking on the current state and the future of charging infrastructure in Rwanda. A key component to our business is to build a large charging network across the country to reduce barriers to e-mobility. Join us tomorrow morning at 10:45am at the Four Points Hotel.

We put some notes together on how the trip went. We are excited to see what new challenges we can take on as we build this business! Always amazed at what the team at Kabisa can do! Read about it here: https://lnkd.in/dpwDdW2W

It was a pleasure having Winston T. join us at Kabisa this summer! Take a look at his experience in this article and how he contributed to our mission of growing the e-mobility ecosystem in Rwanda https://lnkd.in/e4Gzp_2d

To showcase that the new generation of electric pickups are able to meet the expectations of most pickup truck users, in September 2024, the Kabisa team took a Radar RD6 on a 2,400 kilometer trip from Kigali, Rwanda, passing through Uganda, to Nairobi, Kenya, and back to Kigali. The trip took 2 days for each leg. Kabisa says this journey not only confirmed the durability of EVs for long-distance travel, but also highlighted the growing EV infrastructure in the region. Kabisa has recently introduced the Radar RD6 to the Rwandan market. The Radar RD6 electric pickup sold by Kabisa is designed for endurance, with an impressive battery range of 410 km on a full charge. Here are some of the Radar's specs: Battery Capacity: 75 kWh Range: 410 km (CLTC depending on driving conditions and load) Payload Capacity: 550 kg Charging Compatibility: GB/T (DC fast charging and AC charging) Acceleration: 0-100 km/h in approximately 8 seconds More details in this article: https://lnkd.in/dSZGsS3W

Remeredzai Joseph Kuhudzai

Africa is a major destination for old petrol vehicles from around the world. The limited availability of electric cars, charging infrastructure, and EV maintenance is a significant barrier to transitioning to more affordable and environmentally friendly transportation options in Africa. And so, we are excited to share one of our latest investments. We are very pleased to be joining Kabisa , the electric vehicle platform for Africa, on its mission to expand access to green, safe, and efficient transportation and accelerate the adoption of electric vehicles. Learn more: https://www.gokabisa.com/ #Africa #ElectricVehicles #GreenTransportation #SustainableMobility #AngelInvesting Nicholas Lukas Nahom Anne Lucy Flavia

Nairobi Business Angel Network

A lot has been lost because we as Africans don’t tell enough of our own stories. With that being said I am happy to contribute to the EV story from my perspective and all the wonderful things I have been learning with the team at Kabisa through The Imodoka Podcast run by BCM Podcasts. From navigating the fast-evolving landscape of e-mobility in Africa to understanding the challenges and opportunities unique to our continent, this conversation was a deep dive into how we can shape the future of sustainable transportation. Listen to the podcast here: https://lnkd.in/dTQbvrzR https://tr.ee/t-k-rOZ9qF Let’s continue to uplift African voices and build the future we want to see! #EVs #AfricanInnovation #Sustainability #ElectricVehicles #KabisaElectric #Storytelling

🌍🚚 Trasverse the Northern Corridor with Electric Mobility: A Bold New Frontier! 🚚🌍 Is it possible to traverse the Northern Corridor with an electric pickup truck? Absolutely! Just ask the team from Kabisa ! In just 5 stops to charge, they journeyed through 3 countries in 3 days—from Kigali to Kampala and finally to Nairobi for Africa E-Mobility Week . This incredible experience showcased clean energy at its best! What does it mean to truly sweat out an asset for the benefit of our climate? It’s about pushing the boundaries of what’s possible, leveraging shared open charging networks, and collaborating with innovative partners like BasiGo , EVChaja , and Equator Mobility . During Africa Electric Mobility Week, we witnessed not just a celebration of electric vehicles but a testament to what can be achieved when we come together for a sustainable future. This journey reinforces the importance of electric mobility in our fight against climate change and highlights the potential for a greener logistics landscape across the continent. Let’s continue to champion clean energy solutions and pave the way for future innovations. Together, we can redefine mobility for the betterment of our planet! Alex Mwanzo Marumbo Sichinga Nicholas Hu #ElectricMobility #SustainableTransport #ClimateAction #NorthernCorridor #CleanEnergy #AfricaElectricMobilityWeek# Electric Mobility Association of Kenya (EMAK) #Africa Africa E-Mobility Week #Lightfreightsolutions

Olivia Lamenya

PEM Motion held short course on EV Batteries, Charging & Safety, in Kigali, as part of a job creation initiative! 🔋 Last month, PEM Motion organized and held the 2nd short course of a series of trainings targeting job creations in the vibrant E-Mobility Industry of Kigali in Rwanda. Together with Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit GmbH , Invest for Jobs - Special Initiative "Decent Work for a Just Transition" , Urban Electric Mobility Initiative (UEMI) and University of Rwanda , our colleagues and experts from PEM RWTH Aachen University , Tobias Robben and Valentin Mussehl , conducted an exciting three-day training on EV Batteries. This training, developed by our colleagues and partners Paula Magaña Núñez , Bastian Manz , Anas Saedaddin and Sunny Kodukula , was attended by 30 young and promising graduates fascinated by working with EVs. The workshops were accompanied by insight-full company presentations of OX Delivers , Ampersand Energy , BasiGo , Feru Energy , and Kabisa were they spoke about their daily work with EV Batteries and showcasing their technologies. The training was complemented by an engaging networking reception, giving participants the opportunity to exchange with local companies and industry leaders. A big shoutout and thank you to all organisers, participants and colleagues for the successful training! It is amazing to see the young generation thrive and chase after their (EV) dreams in the dynamic city of Kigali, and we are proud to support them along the way! 🚀 🎉 #PEMMotion #Emobility #jobcreation #batteries #UEMI #SIJOBS #KIGALI #RWANDA #AFRICA

PEM Motion

This is a shout out to the incredible grit and determination of the team at Kabisa , who drove their electric pickup from Kigali to Nairobi to join us for Africa E-Mobility Week , charging five times along the route to traverse East Africa and prove the possibilities for an electric, integrated region. 🔌 Give them their flowers 💐

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