Kenya Rolls Out Green EV Plates

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Kenya has launched green number plates for electric vehicles as part of its National Electric Mobility Policy aimed at cutting transport emissions and reducing reliance on fossil fuels. Transport Cabinet Secretary Davis Chirchir said EV owners will progressively adopt the plates as the country targets a 32% reduction in greenhouse gas emissions by 2030. Kenya recorded 24,754 electric vehicles in 2025, supported by tax incentives and plans to boost local manufacturing, jobs, and charging infrastructure.