Fueling a zeroemission transportfuture.
As the world accepts alternative and sustainable
mobility modes, we have undertaken an important
role in the transformation of Uganda's mobility
industry and contribution to the future of E-mobility.
Our role is to coordinate and facilitate research, development,
technology transfer, and commercialization of innovations that
augment the national mobility ecosystem to develop, make, sell,
and use sustainable mobility solutions – including motor
vehicles, motorcycles, bicycles, and wheelchairs and other mobility
devices, and safe, inclusive, efficient, and effective transport systems.
Our Sustainable Mobility Approach
Prioritizing innovative E-Mobility solutions for an efficient and sustainable future.

The National E-Mobility Strategy

Inorder to achieve sustainable mobility and economic development, this overarching strategy positions Uganda not just as a consumer but as a net source of E-Mobility tools and solutions. The Strategy is a call to action for sustainable, efficient, and inclusive homegrown mobility solutions contributing to sustainable socioeconomic transformation.

The E-Mobility Ecosystem

The E-mobility ecosystem that consists of Electric Vehicles (EVs) and other interactive segments is the technological promise that will drive us to a greener future. The e-Mobility ecosystem has been organized through the e-Mobility Consortium that currently comprises over eighty (80) e-Mobility value chain actors in Uganda.

Transport Planning, Management, Operations, Distribution and Support

The GoU's MultiModal Urban Transport Master Plan for the Greater Kampala Metropolitan Area is to reduce private car ownership and replace 14-seater matatus and boda-bodas with high volume buses with a carriage capacity of more than 60 passengers, and light rail to address the issues of traffic congestion, poor fuel efficiency and air pollution.
The Mobility Industrial & Technology Park (MITP)
Skilling tomorrow’s auto
industry workforce
As Uganda broadens its technical proficiency to produce vehicles
locally, we have decided to establish a one-stop center to
mentor innovators along the automotive value chain. GoU
through KMC acquired 1,280 acres of land in Bbaale, Kayunga
to establish MITP and to support investments in motor vehicle
parts manufacturing, vehicle testing and automotive technology
innovation enterprises.
Delivering modernized transport systems
Wide range of commercial vehicles catering to Uganda’s growing eMobility market.
A Glimpse Into Uganda'sE-Mobility Future
The Implementation of the E-Mobility Strategy
is expected to generate these outcomes: