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    Bawumia hints on introducing electric vehicles for public transport

    Insight NewsBy Insight NewsSeptember 28, 2023No Comments2 Mins Read
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    Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia, the vice president, has revealed that the government is considering using electric vehicles for public transportation.

    He claimed that this policy, which is in the works, will lessen reliance on fuel.

    Dr. Bawumia claims that since fuel and replacement parts make up the majority of the cost of transportation and electric vehicles also emit fewer greenhouse gases, they will significantly lower transportation costs.

    Dr. Bawumia shared the news on Facebook after Wednesday’s visit to SolarTaxi, a fully-owned Ghanaian manufacturer of electric vehicles, where he rode one of the company’s electric buses that could travel more than 200 kilometers without needing to recharge the batteries.

    “I paid a visit to a start-up, SolarTaxi, a wholly owned Ghanaian assembler of electric vehicles and the third largest electric vehicle assembler in Africa. They manufacture motorcycles, cars, and buses. It was a pleasure to take a ride in one of their buses which can travel from Accra to Kumasi without the need for a recharge of the batteries. They are also able to convert existing internal combustion engine vehicles to electric vehicles.

    “I made the point that electric vehicles are the future and the Government is working on a policy framework of using electric vehicles for public transport in Ghana. This will drastically reduce the cost of transportation as the major components of the cost is fuel and spare parts. It will also reduce carbon emissions.

    “Solar Taxi, through its bankers are also providing financing for its motorcycles, cars and buses without collateral. All they require is your GhanaCard ID and they will give you a vehicle which you can pay for over time. The average age of people working for Solar Taxi is 26 and 90% of their engineers are female.

    “I asked Metro Mass, STC and Ayalolo to take advantage of the opportunity to acquire more buses. Congratulations to SolarTaxi. Proud of you. The sky is the limit. It is possible!”

    Dr Mahamudu Bawumia
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