The Federal Government is targeting that at least 30 percent of passenger vehicles in Nigeria will be electric cars by 2025.
Speaking at the unveiling of Nigeria’s first locally assembled electric car, Hyundai Kona, in Abuja on Friday, the Director-General of the National Automotive Design and Development Council (NADDC), Jelani Aliyu, said the electric cars have come to stay.
Aliyu said Nigeria would not be left out in the transition from fuel-powered vehicles to electric cars.
Aliyu said the Federal Government has invested about $1 billion in the auto industry in Nigeria as at 2019.
The NADDC boss said the Stallion Group, which led the innovation in electric cars in Nigeria, has invested about $300 million in Nigeria.
The Minister of Industry, Trade and Investment, Otunba Adeniyi Adebayo, said electric cars would lead to reduction in fuel consumption and environmental degradation.
He said the Trade Ministry has been working with NADDC to review the automotive policy to further strengthen the automotive industry in Nigeria.
He encouraged automotive plants to invest in developing electric vehicles in Nigeria.
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