Electric vehicles are entering African markets, but the transition is changing more than what people drive. It is creating demand for technicians who understand batteries, high-voltage systems, electronics, software and charging infrastructure.
Electric vehicles are entering African markets, but the transition is changing more than what people drive. It is creating demand for technicians who understand batteries, high-voltage systems, electronics, software and charging infrastructure.
Africa’s automotive story is increasingly a used-vehicle story. But as millions of vehicles cross borders and move through fragmented aftermarket networks, the information needed to understand their identity, history and condition often doesn’t travel with them.