The Electric Mobility sector is a rapidly growing part of Kenya's automotive industry, encompassing different types of vehicles: cars, motorcycles, two and three-wheelers, buses, bicycles, batteries, accessories and charging infrastructure.

Large-scale rail investments are reshaping regional logistics networks across Africa, with projects in Kenya, Algeria, and the DRC gaining traction. These developments are shifting bulk cargo movement away from long-haul trucking toward rail-linked corridors, creating new opportunities for investors in rolling stock, corridor development, and integrated transport networks.

Affordability remains the defining factor in African automotive markets, with used-vehicle imports continuing to dominate demand in countries such as Kenya, Nigeria, and South Africa throughout February-March.

Our African offices report recent signs that two projects with an uncertain history might at last be gathering momentum.

The Montreal Convention 1999 is a treaty that was made with the aim of unifying the existing rules of international carriage by air.

Aviation Finance Comparative Guide for the jurisdiction of Kenya, check out our comparative guides section to compare across multiple countries

Aviation Regulation Comparative Guide for the jurisdiction of Kenya, check out our comparative guides section to compare across multiple countries