Ghnaija:
No vex ohhh just asking if the car get problem who go repair am is it mechanic or electrician

transformed:
Idiot... It is people like this that will become minister and madate every house hold to wash using washing machine and ban public preading of washed cloth. Electric car, when we cant even run 5 hrs bulb succesfully.

EnigmaticEnigma:


bro, you don't have to rely on the gen. As I said, you could get a 1kw solar setup to charge your car for you. Or if you drive to the office and there is light, you can work out a way with management, or security guys to be charging your car while at work when you park.

Solar panels will only get cheaper trust me! It's just that our currency is so messed up, that reduced costs sometimes don't reflect here due to inflation. Still though, panels will get cheaper an cheaper. You can get 1kw panels for about 200k now.

AS FOR LONG TRIPS THOUGH, yes, you are right, you might get stuck sadly I don't foresee charging stations in Nigeria, unless the demand rises and smart entrepreneurs see the new trend and fill the need. Till then, you may not be able to take your electric car from Lagos to Abuja and back again, unless you plan to lodge in some hotel overnight and charge it there.

Still though, if you just drive to work and back home and other side trips here and there, there is PLEEEEENTY of range in and Electric Vehicle to put your current I.C.E to shame, even in this Naija. Dude 480km on a single charge is no joke men.

AishaBuhari:
The topic is just contradictory! When majority depends solely on generating sets for light. EV can't work in Nigeria. SMH

kuntash:
As at Today 6th of December 2017, Proliferation of Electric vehicles around the world would be a doomsday for Nigeria , in fact the catastrophic effect would be so gargantuan that it could catapult this fragile civil rule into a state of quagmire .

Think about it!

transformed:
Idiot... It is people like this that will become minister and madate every house hold to wash using washing machine and ban public preading of washed cloth. Electric car, when we cant even run 5 hrs bulb succesfully.

Dioxidane:
Wouldn't water easily damage it? With the bad roads when it rains and all... I'm just thinking aloud...

JesusCrew:
Electricity remains a challenge to overcome first

Ghnaija:
No vex ohhh just asking if the car get problem who go repair am is it mechanic or electrician

Ghnaija:
That y I say no vex na question I ask now=360command post=63021377] dude, come on..is this a joke or what?

Elslim:
abeg where the light??

EnigmaticEnigma:


bro, you don't have to rely on the gen. As I said, you could get a 1kw solar setup to charge your car for you. Or if you drive to the office and there is light, you can work out a way with management, or security guys to be charging your car while at work when you park.

Solar panels will only get cheaper trust me! It's just that our currency is so messed up, that reduced costs sometimes don't reflect here due to inflation. Still though, panels will get cheaper an cheaper. You can get 1kw panels for about 200k now.

AS FOR LONG TRIPS THOUGH, yes, you are right, you might get stuck sadly I don't foresee charging stations in Nigeria, unless the demand rises and smart entrepreneurs see the new trend and fill the need. Till then, you may not be able to take your electric car from Lagos to Abuja and back again, unless you plan to lodge in some hotel overnight and charge it there.

Still though, if you just drive to work and back home and other side trips here and there, there is PLEEEEENTY of range in and Electric Vehicle to put your current I.C.E to shame, even in this Naija. Dude 480km on a single charge is no joke men.

Softmojo:
for all those asking where and how to charge.

supercharging stations will replace fuel stations. 30mins to full charge.

DrMuzungu:
And you will generate electricity to charge your cars... how exactly?

Since Nigerian power generation and distribution infrastructure is almost non-existent (serving under 10% of all needs), you will again rely on generators. Ok, cool, you can have it at home, but you still need to buy fuel for it. And to take any longer journey, you will need to recharge somewhere. And that is where the trouble begins.

RIPEnglish:
That are what buhari have causes the country. Rubbish governments.