The Electric Mobility Promoters Association of Nigeria (EMPAN) says electric vehicles will reduce operational cost by 40 per cent.
The president of EMPAN, Dapo Adesina, said this on Saturday in Lagos, during the EMPAN certificate presentation ceremony for the free training for roadside mechanics on electric okadas and kekes.
Adesina said that the association would continue to promote efforts toward transitioning to electric mobility in the country.
He said that it was part of the reasons the association with its partners organised the training for mechanics, toward the repair and maintenance of Electric Vehicles (EV).
According to him, electric vehicles are the future, and the future is now, as there are numerous advantages of EV.
‘Electric vehicles are eco-friendly, so we are able to meet our nationally determined contribution as a country and as part of an energy transition plan of the Federal Government, so we have 25 per cent out of the five major sectors.
