Norway exemplifies electric vehicle success with robust charging infrastructure, while Ethiopia's Dodai shows that electric motorcycles can thrive with innovation. Founded by ex-Uber employee Yuma Sasaki, Dodai sold 850 electric motorcycles in its first year and attracted investments from both local and international backers. The motorcycles are marketed for delivery, offering lower operational costs compared to gas vehicles. Priced around $1,500-$1,800 with a range of 93 miles, Dodai's models highlight a practical solution for urban transport challenges in markets with varying infrastructure support.
Dodai has sold 850 electric motorcycles in its first year in Ethiopia, gaining investment from both the sovereign wealth fund and international investors.
Electric motorcycles from Dodai are useful for deliveries, costing less to operate than gas-powered vehicles, offering services with no fuel cost and low maintenance.
The company partnered with Little Ethiopia, a rideshare company, to expand into the delivery sector, demonstrating the versatility of electric vehicles in various markets.
Dodai's electric motorcycles, priced at $1,500 and $1,800, have a range of 93 miles and a maximum speed of 31 to 37 mph.
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