MAX, PASH Global Invest $10m to Expand Nigeria’s EV Infrastructure

MAX, Africa’s leading mobility and electric vehicle platform, has entered into a strategic partnership with PASH Global, a renewable energy and impact investment firm, to invest $10 million in expanding Nigeria’s electric vehicle (EV) infrastructure.

The collaboration aims to develop a widespread network of EV charging stations across urban centers, accelerating Nigeria’s transition to clean, sustainable mobility. The initiative will support the adoption of electric motorcycles, three-wheelers, and cars, addressing transportation challenges and driving greener, more inclusive urban mobility solutions in Nigeria. 

CEO and co-Founder of MAX, Adetayo Bamiduro, said: “This partnership with PASH Global represents a monumental step forward in our mission to decarbonize Africa’s transportation sector. By building the infrastructure needed to support electric vehicles, we are not only making it easier for drivers to transition to cleaner options, but we are also helping reduce the continent’s reliance on fossil fuels. Together, we are enabling safer, more affordable, and sustainable transportation for millions of people across Nigeria.” 

PASH Global, leveraging its renewable energy expertise, will finance and implement clean energy solutions to power MAX’s EV fleet and charging infrastructure. The partnership aligns with Nigeria’s goals of reducing carbon emissions, boosting energy independence, and driving sustainable economic growth. 

CEO and Managing Partner of PASH Global, Kofi  Owusu-Bempah, said: “We are excited to partner with MAX, a company that is leading the charge in transforming Africa’s transportation landscape. By combining our renewable energy and EV Infrastructure expertise with MAX’s innovative mobility solutions, we are creating a blueprint for clean mobility in Nigeria and setting a powerful example for the rest of the continent.”

The partnership highlights MAX’s dedication to job creation and economic empowerment, as the development of EV infrastructure will generate jobs in construction, maintenance, and operations. It also strengthens Nigeria’s position as a leader in sustainable transportation and clean energy. Together, MAX and PASH Global are committed to improving urban mobility, reducing pollution, and creating lasting economic value for communities across Nigeria.