100% Electric · Pan-Africa
JUNO is not a vehicle procurement programme. It is a clean energy and electric mobility partnership for African governments and cities — built on three connected aspects: urban electric fleet operations, charging and clean energy infrastructure, and local service capability leading to manufacturing.
One connected system
Predictable urban travel demand makes charging investment viable; managed charging makes clean energy bankable; steady operations justify local service capability and, in time, assembly. Government gains measurable public value while the project company carries operations, technology and capital.
Taxis, ride-hailing, airports and corporate travel create high-frequency demand.
Dwell time optimises electricity purchasing; storage and solar are added where feasible.
Certified training for drivers, technicians, charging and digital operations.
Service capability first, then assembly and higher-value supply-chain activity.
The story in three aspects
Each aspect makes the next one viable: rides create charging demand, managed charging makes clean energy investment bankable, and proven operating scale earns local industrial capability.
01Electric taxi, ride-hailing, airport and corporate travel services run on one platform with consistent service, safety and data standards.
02Charging designed around fleet dwell time and grid conditions, with solar and storage added at suitable sites to improve resilience and manage peak demand.
03Service capability first, then light assembly, then battery and circular services — each step triggered by real operating scale and approvals.
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A closer look at the JUNO fleet, cabin, CCS charging ports and solar charging stations.
Why now
Across African cities the same needs repeat: lower exposure to volatile fuel costs, investment staged against evidence, real jobs and skills, and industrial capability that lasts beyond the first fleet.
Energy security
Reduce exposure to volatile fuel costs and strengthen urban transport resilience.
Fiscal discipline
Stage investment against evidence, avoiding open-ended public commitments.
Jobs and skills
Create roles and certified training for drivers, technicians, charging and digital operations.
Local industry
Build service capability first, then assembly and higher-value supply-chain activities.
Source: JUNO Africa Clean Energy & Electric Mobility Government Partnership Proposal.
How it is delivered
Begin with one city, one pilot and one joint governance mechanism — then scale on evidence. A shared dashboard keeps energy, economic, employment and service outcomes transparent.
Validate demand, energy, sites, permits, jobs and funding.
Test fleet, charging, service standards and the public-value case.
Scale to more cities on common operational and data standards.
Service hubs, assembly and higher-value activities when ready.
