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This eMobility programme offers up to R1 million in funding for electric vehicle projects in SA

Innovation in South Africa’s electric vehicle sector is being supported by a kick start fund.

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EV revolution to be felt in SA in 2022, but affordability concerns linger

EV revolution to be felt in SA in 2022, but affordability concerns linger
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EV revolution to be felt in SA in 2022, but affordability concerns linger

South African new-vehicle buyers will have a choice of about 20 battery electric vehicles (BEVs) by 2023. This is a significant jump from the current four models available in local showrooms. While electric cars have been rapidly gaining traction abroad, especially in Europe and China, South African consumers have been slow in warming to this new technology since the 2013 arrival of the country’s first BEV – the Nissan Leaf.

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Increasing demand for electric vehicles in SA

But price is one of the major barriers to electric vehicle adoption – AutoTrader.

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SA jumps on bandwagon: worldwide EV sales grow by 41% during global pandemic

SA jumps on bandwagon: worldwide EV sales grow by 41% during global pandemic By Pritesh Ruthun Share JOHANNESBURG – South Africa ranked fifth globally in the ratio of public electric vehicle (EV) chargers to electric vehicles in 2020. Only Korea, Chile, Mexico, Indonesia and the Netherlands have more chargers per EV than SA, according to the IEA Global EV Outlook 2021 report released recently. February 2021 saw BEV (battery-electric vehicle) registrations overtake those of PHEV (plug-in hybrid electric vehicle) registrations locally. The milestone marks the advancements of battery technology in the EV space and growing local consumer confidence in the range offered in newer generation BEV’s with less reliance on ICE (internal combustion engine) hybrid technology.

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