BasiGo has officially crossed a historic threshold, announcing that its fleet has transported over 10 million passengers across Nairobi and Kigali as of January 2026. This achievement is a testament to the viability of electric mass transit in East Africa, proving that high-frequency urban routes can be successfully decarbonized. With 125 electric buses currently in active service, the company has already avoided over 3.5 tonnes of CO2 emissions and replaced approximately 1.6 million liters of diesel, providing a cleaner and more efficient commute for thousands of daily riders. The momentum is set to accelerate in 2026. BasiGo is finalizing its new assembly operations in Mombasa, which are scheduled for full activation by Q4. This facility is a critical component of the "Road to 1,000" strategy, aiming to put a thousand electric buses on African roads by 2027. By scaling production to 20 units per month, BasiGo is not only meeting the surging demand for sustainable mobility but also c...