Sunwoda ElectronicSunwoda Depower Energy, as strategic partner, will supply batteries and energy storage for the initiative, boosting demand for its products.

The United Nations Development Programme and TAILG have signed a Memorandum of Understanding to launch the Green Ride Africa initiative under the Green Mobility Centre of Excellence project. The partnership aims to accelerate Africa's transition to sustainable transportation through technology innovation, ecosystem development, and industry incubation. TAILG will provide electric two- and three-wheeled vehicle technology, battery management, and smart charging infrastructure, while its strategic partner Sunwoda Depower Energy will support batteries and energy storage systems. The collaboration builds on UNDP's African Electric Mobility Pilot Project and integrates local photovoltaic and energy storage to reduce carbon emissions. TAILG President Michael Yao stated the initiative will adhere to practicality, inclusivity, and localization to advance green mobility and support the Sustainable Development Goals.
Sunwoda ElectronicSunwoda Depower Energy, as strategic partner, will supply batteries and energy storage for the initiative, boosting demand for its products.
TAILG signed MOU with UNDP to provide electric vehicles and charging infrastructure, expanding its market in Africa.