Posted on :Monday , 16th June 2025

With the official commencement of operations in Tanzania, Spiro, Africa's top EV mobility provider, is providing environmentally friendly electric two-wheelers to tackle urban transportation issues and lower carbon emissions. As it continues to scale mobility solutions in rapidly expanding regions, this launch is a component of the company's larger expansion strategy throughout Africa.  

Spiro intends to build or collaborate on assembly facilities in Tanzania as part of its localization strategy and dedication to a Made-in-Africa philosophy. This program seeks to minimize the total cost of car ownership for local riders and business owners, provide employment opportunities, and lessen dependency on imports.

Spiro intends to build or collaborate with local assembly facilities in Tanzania in order to boost local economies. This project will increase access to sustainable transportation by lowering car prices, creating jobs, and reducing dependency on imports. The M.D. for Kenya and Tanzania is Kshitij Sharma.

Spiro has already placed more than ten battery switching stations in Tanzania as part of its extensive network.

Along with its emphasis on infrastructure and technology, Spiro is steadfast in its support of local involvement. To assist young people and small business owners venturing into the e-mobility industry, the company will implement progressive ownership routes, organized training programs, and assets financed by banks and various asset financers.

"Compared to gas-powered bikes, Spiro offers the most economical bike and battery changing network in Africa. According to Kaushik Burman, CEO of Spiro, "We are dedicated to offering affordable, environmentally friendly transportation that revolutionizes urban mobility and fosters economic growth throughout the continent."

The debut of Spiro in Tanzania is in line with its larger plan to aid in the creation of a sustainable and equitable transportation system. By providing channels that enable broader engagement across the mobility sector and supporting gender-focused programs that encourage women to participate as riders and mechanics, the company is attempting to enhance access.

Due to Tanzania's rapid urbanization and demand for affordable, eco-friendly transportation options, the country is a high-growth mobility market for Spiro.