PRESS RELEASE

Global mobility technology meets local execution as WOX Motor and WOX Kenya prepare passenger EVs, commercial vehicles, electric Matatu solutions, solar-assisted mobility and integrated charging infrastructure for the Kenyan market.

22 September 2026 — NAIROBI, KENYA

WOX Motor, the global electric mobility and technology company, is entering the Kenyan market through WOX Kenya, its exclusive authorised distributor and market development platform operated by Rockwill Green Energy East Africa Ltd. The programme brings together passenger EVs, commercial vehicles, electric Matatu solutions, solar-assisted mobility and integrated charging infrastructure under a single operational framework — positioning Kenya as a strategic growth market for WOX Motor in East Africa. WOX Motor Kenya, electric mobility and Matatu electrification are at the centre of this long-term commitment.

Kenya Becomes a Strategic East African Growth Market for WOX Motor

Kenya's new-vehicle market recorded 13,583 units in 2025, representing approximately 19.7% growth over the prior year, according to data citing the Kenya Motor Industry Association. Commercial vehicles, pickups and buses account for a significant share of that volume. Against this backdrop, Kenya's 2026 National Electric Mobility Policy — announced by the Ministry of Roads and Transport — and a cumulative EV fleet that grew from 1,378 units in 2022 to 39,324 by 2025 (Kenya Ministry of Roads and Transport) signal a market in active transition.

For WOX Motor, Kenya is not simply a sales destination. It is a platform for building an integrated mobility ecosystem that addresses the country's specific transport, energy and infrastructure realities.

A Near-10% Share by 2028 Is the Long-Term Goal

WOX Motor is targeting a near-10% share by 2028 and a double-digit share by 2029, measured against the latest full-year new-vehicle market benchmark available when the plan was prepared. These are forward-looking targets, not guaranteed outcomes. Actual market performance will depend on product homologation, market conditions, infrastructure development and the pace of EV adoption in Kenya.

Electric Matatu Solutions Designed Around Routes, Capacity and Operating Economics

Kenya's Matatu sector — the backbone of urban and peri-urban public transport, organised through SACCOs and owner-operator networks — represents one of the most compelling opportunities for fleet electrification in East Africa. KNBS 2024 provisional data records 1,441 new minibus/Matatu registrations and 1,452 bus/coach registrations in that year alone.

WOX Kenya's approach is not to offer a single vehicle and expect operators to adapt. Instead, each solution begins with a route assessment: daily mileage, passenger demand, dwell time, charging window and total cost of ownership. The vehicle follows the mission.

The platforms being evaluated for Kenyan Matatu, shuttle, SACCO and public-transport applications include:

• WOX Elara Series: Right-hand-drive-compatible electric passenger platforms with 10–17 seat configurations, an indicative range of approximately 400 km and an 86.55 kWh CATL LFP battery. Suitable for Matatu, hotel, tourism, campus and structured transport operations. Final Kenya configuration is subject to order, homologation and route analysis.
• WOX City Series: A 6.99-metre, 15+1 seat platform with capacity for up to 33 passengers and an indicative test-cycle range of approximately 270 km. Positioned for dense urban and feeder-route operations, subject to project evaluation.
• WOX Metro: A configurable electric city bus platform adaptable to door layout, passenger capacity, battery and charging requirements. Suited to higher-capacity urban transit and SACCO projects.
• WOX Horizon: A 12.5-metre, 49-passenger-plus-driver RHD electric coach for intercity, tourism and long-distance corporate transport projects.

For Matatu operators and SACCOs, the potential benefits include reduced exposure to fuel-price volatility, more predictable energy costs, lower total operating cost potential at high daily utilisation, route-aligned charging planning, and depot or terminal-based solar PV and battery storage. These outcomes depend on route profile, load, speed, climate, electricity tariff and charging infrastructure, and are not guaranteed.

WOX Kenya will conduct route and fleet assessments before recommending a platform, and will support operators with local service, spare parts and high-voltage technical training.

Solar-Assisted EVs Bring Energy and Mobility Together

Kenya's electricity generation mix is approximately 80% renewable, according to EPRA's June 2025 statistics report — one of the highest proportions in sub-Saharan Africa. This makes the case for electric mobility in Kenya not only about emissions reduction, but also about reducing dependence on imported fuel, lowering operating costs and managing fuel-price volatility.

WOX Zeny is positioned in Kenya as a solar-assisted compact EV for urban mobility, ride-hailing and fleet use.

The solar roof panel supplements charging; it does not replace grid or AC charging, and range claims should not be interpreted as solar-only operation.

Rockwill Green Energy East Africa Ltd brings solar EPC, battery storage and project development capability to WOX Kenya, enabling vehicles, charging and energy to be planned within a single operational framework. First-phase charging projects are being advanced in Narok and Wote, with proposed systems incorporating 120 kW charging, 200 kW solar PV and 480 kWh battery storage. These projects are subject to permits, engineering finalisation and project milestones.

Charging infrastructure today is concentrated around Nairobi. WOX Kenya sees this as an opportunity: solar-supported regional charging projects can extend the operational range of electric fleets beyond the capital.

From Passenger Cars to Pickups, Cargo Vehicles and Electric Buses

WOX Motor's Kenya portfolio spans multiple segments:

• WOX Nebula: A premium electric SUV with 420 km WLTP range, 63.8 kWh LFP battery, 150 kW peak power and a right-hand-drive option.

• WOX Nova One and Nova Pulse: Accessible electric passenger vehicles for urban mobility.

• WOX Pixel: A compact SUV platform with multiple powertrain options.

• WOX Thamud F22 EV: An electric pickup prioritised for Kenya, suited to commercial and corporate fleet applications.

• WOX Carry Series: Electric commercial platforms with multiple body configurations for last-mile delivery, market distribution, hotel supply, agriculture, landscaping and warehouse logistics.

Specifications, powertrain options, pricing and availability are subject to final configuration, homologation and project requirements.

Executive Statements

The following are draft executive quotes prepared for publication, subject to final approval.

"Kenya is not simply another market entry for WOX Motor. It is a strategic opportunity to connect vehicles, public transport, charging and renewable energy within one mobility ecosystem. Our ambition is to grow responsibly, build local capability and earn a meaningful share of Kenya's new-vehicle market through products designed around the country's real mobility needs."

"From solar-assisted urban EVs to electric Matatu and commercial platforms, we want technology to follow the mission. Kenya's renewable-energy strength and entrepreneurial transport sector make it one of the most compelling mobility markets in East Africa."

Mahmut Ulubaş, CEO, WOX Motor International

"Kenyan transport operators do not need a one-size-fits-all electric vehicle. A Matatu or SACCO solution must begin with the route, passenger demand, daily mileage, charging window and operating economics. WOX Kenya will combine that operational assessment with vehicles, charging, solar energy, storage and local support."

"Our focus is local execution. We are preparing customer engagement, fleet assessment, dealer development and Nairobi-based aftersales capability so that the journey continues well beyond the vehicle handover."

Tonny Mutuku, CEO, WOX Kenya

Local Sales, Service and Technical Capability Planned in Nairobi

WOX Kenya is preparing Nairobi-based sales, pre-delivery inspection (PDI), service, spare parts and technical training infrastructure in parallel with the Q4 2026 market introduction. The programme targets passenger car customers, Matatu and SACCO operators, shuttle and school transport providers, hotel and tourism fleets, campus mobility operators, corporate fleets and urban transport businesses.

Dealer applications for Kenya are handled by WOX Motor Kenya at woxkenya.com.

WOX Kenya Opens the Door to Customers, SACCOs, Fleets and Dealers

Customers, SACCOs, fleet operators, dealers, charging-site partners and public-mobility stakeholders can explore the Kenya programme and register their interest at woxkenya.com. Specific enquiry paths include vehicle exploration, fleet assessment and dealer and project enquiries.

For broader context on WOX Motor's global vehicle range, visit woxmotor.com/vehicles. For fleet solutions, see /solutions/fleet-operators. For solar mobility insights, visit /solar-mobility/insights. Distribution partnership enquiries can be submitted at /become-a-distributor.

About WOX Motor

WOX Motor is a global electric mobility and technology company developing passenger EVs, commercial vehicles, electric public transport platforms, charging infrastructure and solar-assisted mobility solutions. Operating from strategic hubs in Europe, the Middle East and Asia, WOX Motor works with authorised distributors and partners across high-growth markets. More information: woxmotor.com.

About WOX Kenya

WOX Kenya is the exclusive authorised distributor and market development platform for WOX Motor in Kenya, operated by Rockwill Green Energy East Africa Ltd. WOX Kenya integrates vehicle sales, fleet assessment, charging infrastructure, solar energy and battery storage within a single operational framework. More information: woxkenya.com.

Forward-looking statements: This press release contains forward-looking statements regarding market share targets, product plans, infrastructure projects and operational timelines. These statements reflect current plans and intentions and are subject to change. Actual results may differ materially from those expressed or implied. Market share targets are measured against the latest full-year new-vehicle market benchmark available when the plan was prepared and do not constitute a guarantee of future performance. Vehicle specifications, powertrain options, range figures and configurations are subject to final homologation, project requirements and market-specific approvals. Charging and solar infrastructure projects are subject to permits, engineering finalisation and project milestones.

Product and project conditions: All vehicle specifications, range figures, battery capacities and powertrain options referenced in this release are indicative and subject to final configuration, homologation and project requirements for the Kenyan market. Matatu and fleet solutions are subject to route assessment, regulatory approval and final contractual terms.

Media Contact

Tonny Mutuku
CEO, WOX Kenya
ceo@woxkenya.com
woxkenya.com

Sources: Kenya Motor Industry Association / Business Daily Africa (2025 new-vehicle sales); Kenya National Bureau of Statistics, Economic Survey 2025; Kenya Ministry of Roads and Transport, National Electric Mobility Policy; EPRA Energy and Petroleum Statistics Report, June 2025.