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Local Electric Vehicles manufacturer NEV Electric motors has unveiled the NEV T3, a locally engineered electric mobility solution capable of transforming urban transportation across Nigeria and the African market.
NEV T3 founder, Mosope Olaosebikan in a press statement issued in Abuja explained that the new model builds on the success of the NEV T6 while the company rapidly expands electric charging infrastructure across Nigeria.
He said the unveiling represents another step in the company’s mission to develop locally engineered electric mobility solutions capable of transforming urban transportation across Nigeria and the wider African market.
Olaosebikan explained that NEV T3 builds on the success of the company’s first electric mobility vehicle, the NEV T6, which has already demonstrated the practicality of electric transport in Nigerian cities.
According to the company, the NEV T6 has already transported thousands of passengers across urban routes, helping operators significantly reduce fuel costs while eliminating tailpipe emissions.
“The success of the NEV T6 proved that electric mobility can work in Africa. With the NEV T3, we are introducing a new generation vehicle engineered specifically for the realities of African cities — efficient, reliable and sustainable,” Olaosebikan said.
He said beyond vehicle manufacturing, NEV Electric Motors is also rapidly deploying electric vehicle charging infrastructure across Nigeria to support the growing adoption of electric mobility.
According to him, the company has begun establishing charging stations in key urban locations and transport corridors as part of a broader strategy to build a reliable nationwide charging network capable of supporting electric vehicles at scale.
Olaosebikan further said NEV T3 electric mobility van is designed to serve multiple applications, including passenger transport, corporate mobility, and urban logistics.
The NEV Electric boss assured the launch of the NEV T3 reflects broader momentum within Nigeria’s emerging electric vehicle industry, as both government and private sector players explore cleaner transportation solutions.
He noted that the company’s long-term goal is to accelerate the adoption of sustainable transportation across Africa by developing electric vehicles and supporting infrastructure designed specifically for the continent’s mobility needs.
