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2025 - Cape Verde: Leading Africa in E-Mobility Innovations

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Cape Verde is promoting e-mobility, leveraging its abundant sunshine, with support from Germany. A campaign featuring singer Fatou Diakite encourages electric vehicle adoption, resulting in a notable increase in electric car sales. Government subsidies and tax incentives are boosting the transition, aiming for over 50% renewable energy by 2030. While challenges remain, such as inconsistent charging infrastructure and public skepticism, the natio…

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2025 - Cape Verde: Leading Africa in E-Mobility Innovations

Cape Verde is promoting e-mobility, leveraging its abundant sunshine, with support from Germany. A campaign featuring singer Fatou Diakite encourages electric vehicle adoption, resulting in a notable increase in electric car sales. Government subsidies and tax incentives are boosting the transition, aiming for over 50% renewable energy by 2030. While challenges remain, such as inconsistent charging infrastructure and public skepticism, the natio…

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