Max Mobil Commends Nigerian Senate on Petrol Vehicle Phase-out Bill
Max Mobil Clean Energy Company has commended the Nigerian Senate for progressing a bill aimed at phasing out petrol-powered vehicles, marking a significant milestone in the country's transition towards a sustainable and affordable future. The co-founders, Adetayo Bamiduro and Chinedu Azodoh, expressed optimism about the proposed legislation's potential to address rising fuel costs, carbon emissions, and urban congestion.
Max Mobil currently operates Nigeria's largest electric vehicle fleet and supports decentralized battery swap infrastructure and solar-powered charging hubs, enabling riders to own electric vehicles without upfront payments.
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