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Nigeria prepares for a massive shift as electric vehicles take over the roads in 2026.


If you have spent any time in Nigerian traffic lately, you will notice that the conversation is slowly changing from the price of a “pure water” sachet to the skyrocketing cost of fueling a car. For years, we have been married to our petrol engines, but that long-term relationship is currently facing a serious test.

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what can I do 🤔

They are so many in Taraba

This topic should have come with a poll question. I just read a development where engineers are building roads that can power EV cars and they won't have to charge all the time. I'm not a fan of EV because I love control but I was sha happy to see that man is always thinking of progress. The question:

A. Did you think as a child that when you became an adult, your children will not experience UP NEPA

B. Did you as an adult in the 60s-70s think Nigeria will get back to the regular power supply in the future

This one is for Gen Z and don't feel ashamed to respond.

C. Are you ashamed that 24/7 electricity is a problem you can't believe Nigerian adults i.e. your parents and elders have been too comfortable with

Toyota with over hype engine price will fade, electric car ti take over.

We never see electricity to power our houses let alone our cars. Are you aware electricity is a luxury in this country?

Good roads should come First.

When light no dey













I stayed over two years in Kaduna, no light in my area










I hope you are not coming here?

Jakarta:
We never see electricity to power our houses let alone our cars. Are you aware electricity is a luxury in this country?

Not for all.i hav lived for 3 yrs without caring ant nepa.i have solar that power 3 fridges n tv during d day including abt 80inch smart tv.nepa hasnt frustrated me for a long time wit my lithium batt.i have 2 cars glk 350 2014 n corolla 2014 n considering buying electric car frm china instead of upgrading to a GLE wit so many troubles in maintenance

bdon123:
Not for all.i hav lived for 3 yrs without caring ant nepa.i have solar that power 3 fridges n tv during d day including abt 80inch smart tv.nepa hasnt frustrated me for a long time wit my lithium batt.i have 2 cars glk 350 2014 n corolla 2014 n considering buying electric car frm china instead of upgrading to a GLE wit so many troubles in maintenance

It can never be for all, but a good majority. A friend loaded his lobby with batteries like that of a Dangote CNG truck. In just just six months of usage he is looking for buyers for his solar equipments he spent over 3.5m on.

Which area be that ?

Uuuju:
When light no dey













I stayed over two years in Kaduna, no light in my area










I hope you are not coming here?

stainzville:
Which area be that ?

Kakuri

Na generator dem go dey use charge am be that

Them full north na,no be today.They are minibus powered by solar batteries,so why the bruhaha
Even if them dey 200million EVs, transport fare go come down? Because naija problem na greedy leadership badly influencing followers and kept causing avoidable inflation from regime to regime

SixSeven:
This topic should have come with a poll question. I just read a development where engineers are building roads that can power EV cars and they won't have to charge all the time. I'm not a fan of EV because I love control but I was sha happy to see that man is always thinking of progress. The question:

A. Did you think as a child that when you became an adult, your children will not experience UP NEPA

B. Did you as an adult in the 60s-70s think Nigeria will get back to the regular power supply in the future

This one is for Gen Z and don't feel ashamed to respond.

C. Are you ashamed that 24/7 electricity is a problem you can't believe Nigerian adults have been too comfortable with

It's just has to be the Deutschland!

This guys are so futuristic, love 'em.

Okay...Sorry about that. Some places dey get but it's still epileptic

Uuuju:
Kakuri

stainzville:
Okay...Sorry about that. Some places dey get but it's still epileptic

Even the place I lived before get light pass where I reside now, had I known I would have stayed there!

PARADIZEPRIEST:
Them full north na,no be today.They are minibus powered by solar batteries,so why the bruhaha
Even if them dey 200million EVs, transport fare go come down? Because naija problem na greedy leadership badly influencing followers and kept causing avoidable inflation from regime to regime

Thank you for this mention


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dJXucxEOOWs


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_M538mdG9yI

Jakarta:
It can never be for all, but a good majority. A friend loaded his lobby with batteries like that of a Dangote CNG truck. In just just six months of usage he is looking for buyers for his solar equipments he spent over 3.5m on.

Ur friend didnt buy lithium batteries.Litium batteries are expensive n far smaller in size.Ur friend bought lead acid batteries probably wet cell ones

Jakarta:
We never see electricity to power our houses let alone our cars. Are you aware electricity is a luxury in this country?

Its actually a very innovative and lucrative business if one can think ahead, taking advantage of the abysmal power situation in the country. Think solar farms with portable charge stations

bdon123:
Ur friend didnt buy lithium batteries.Litium batteries are expensive n far smaller in size.Ur friend bought lead acid batteries probably wet cell ones

They are bulky, heavy and needs serious maintenance like refilling the batteries.

vetrovialMan:
Its actually a very innovative and lucrative business if one can think ahead, taking advantage of the abysmal power situation in the country. Think solar farms with portable charge stations

To talk no dey hard

Jakarta:
To talk no dey hard

It's an idea worth exploring, I don't have the means to doesn't mean someone else doesn't.