Project Snapshot
Initial Roll out
2000 compact EVs
4 Cities
additional 6 Ghana cities
+West African expansion
after 1 year
Dual Strategy
Own brands + existing platforms
Estimated registered drivers awaiting vehicles across major platforms37,000+
Why Now
Ride-hailing demand in Ghana is already established. The key market constraint is not customer demand — it is the shortage of affordable vehicles for drivers. CIDEL is addressing that gap with compact electric vehicles deployed under a structured, scalable operating model.
Ride-hailing services are active and widely accepted across Ghana. Drivers are registered and ready to operate — they simply lack access to vehicles to get on the road.
Electric vehicles offer significantly lower operating and maintenance costs compared to petrol alternatives, improving long-term fleet profitability and driver earnings over time.
Ghana provides a stable, proven entry point into West Africa with direct expansion potential into Côte d’Ivoire, Benin, Burkina Faso, and Mali — leveraging one operational model across multiple markets.
Business Model
In parallel, CIDEL will deploy EVs into established ride-hailing ecosystems such as Uber, Bolt and Yango, ensuring immediate market access and utilization.
Every vehicle can be tracked, insured and controlled under a disciplined fleet management structure to protect investors and operating partners.
JCIDEL is prepared to move quickly with the right strategic partners. We welcome discussions on vehicle supply, pilot deployment, leasing structures, investment and long-term joint venture cooperation.
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