Electric cars or Electric Vehicles (EVs) are the future of automobiles. This is a reality that we cannot not run away from.

Sadly, Nigeria is still suffering from poor electricity power supply challenge. This is something most countries in the world have overcome decades back.

Various nations are now making deadlines to when they intend to phase out vehicles that are powered by carbon-based fuel.

Soon, vehicle manufacturers will terminate the production of petrol and diesel-powered vehicles.

It goes without saying, Nigeria had better shape up to this reality, or shipout.

Earlier, we posted an article “Why Are Nigerians Are Not Buying Electric Cars ?”

Interestingly, some respondents to that article – asides expressing concerns about our capacity to get enough electricity to power the cars, also believed that Electric Cars – being a new technology – would be way out of the reach of most Nigerians.

Well, this is not exactly true.

There are quite a number of EVs that are within the budget for cars of many Nigerians.

Autjosh.com has compiled a list of some Electric cars together with their cost (the cost quoted is exclusive of import duties) and driving range of some electric cars that are affordable for Nigerians.


Chevrolet Bolt – ₦13.2m; range of 750 km on a full charge.


Fiat 500e – ₦11.9m; Range of 135km. It takes about 4 hours to charge from empty to full.


Kia Soul EV – (₦11.6m); Range 179km on a single charge.


Volkswagen e-Golf – (₦11 m); Range: 201km


Nissan LEAF – (₦10.8 m); Range: 135 km


Hyundai IONIQ Electric –(₦10.6 m); Range : 180 km


Ford Focus Electric – ₦10.5 m; Range: 185 km


Smart fortwo ED – ₦8.5 m; Range: 158 km

https://autojosh.com/8-electric-cars-below-14-million-naira/

Okay. Where the light dey to charge them for Nigeria?

This sort of news should be meant for Ghanaians or South Africans. Not for Nigerians.

Wow

Abeg, Dem de take am fly

IT'S okay

Nice cars.. but.....

What of the ones below 14,000 Biko?



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lordtosan:
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Chai, FTC kill u there

All dis ikpekere cars for 10million... Walai, Naija don spoil finish.


Make we kuku sell d country #dancing to rhumba style #Ras Khimono

ok

oga op u know wen last my fone full 100%??.....wait fes wen i charge phone full i go com buy 3 of d moto because money no be d problem.... Na light

Nice one

Nice

Nice

Not cheap.

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which do u own

Ford all the way......

If today I will be as richer as Bill Gates I won't buy these trashes... wasting of money

Word of advice; don't drive any of these near Julius Berger or dangote trucks....

Money must be made tho

Nissan Unveils ‘Singing’ feature in its Electric Cars (See it Perform)

Hmmmm
Any thing you have to charge (esp in Naija) before use is likely to frustrate your life beyond repair


Such cars are to be used occasionally. If God blesses me, I won't mind purchasing one. It won't be my first car though

Customs duty inclusive or exclusive

Nice Autojosh the Car writer.. Lol!

Anyway, If you wanna buy one of those Electric cars, you need to learn how to start making money first.

See this article and learn the easiest ways.

http://naijalocals.com.ng/2018/06/06/3-easiest-ways-to-make-money-as-a-graduate-in-nigeria/

noted. my car account neva reach 300k. anyway, e go reach 1day

TigerTears:

Chai, FTC kill u there

Pained nigga. I am not responsible for your problems na.

person never see light charge phone for 9ja, then na to charge vehicle go come dey possible abi?

Noted


Wen the money arrived... i will purcahse any of those cars

I pity Nigeria in the next 25 years no country will buy fuel again
Since our government dont want to wake up and think about the future they are just going about with rubbish.

Another thing is that rich people benefiting from petrol/diesel sales would not want this electric cars in Nigeria because it's surely going to affect their business.

Nice rides