NADDC lauds SAGLEV for pioneering Electric Vehicle Manufacturing in Nigeria
The National Automotive Design and Development Council (NADDC) has lauded SAGLEV Electromobility Nigeria Limited, the first fully Electric Vehicle assembly ...
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Automotive Council urge FG to ban importation of year 2000 to 2007 model cars
The Director-General of NADDC, Joseph Osanipin, has proposed a ban on importing used from the years 2000 to 2007 into ...
FG enables 10-year tax relief for electric vehicle manufacturers in Nigeria – DG, NADDC
The DG NADDC, Jelani Aliyu has said that electric vehicle manufacturers in Nigeria will get a 10-year tax relief under ...
Electric vehicles create chances for private players to invest in clean energy – Jelani Aliyu, NADDC DG
In this interview with Nairametrics, Aliyu talks about current action steps taken by the NADDC to promote the use of ...
FG earmarks N200 billion for vehicle financing scheme, moves to provide single-digit interest rate
The FG through the NADDC has announced that it has floated a N200 billion vehicle financing scheme.
Repositioning the automotive industry will help provide millions of jobs for Nigerians – NADDC
The NADDC says moves to reposition Nigeria’s automotive industry will help provide millions of jobs for Nigerians.
NADDC moves to unveil Nigeria’s first electric vehicle
Nigeria’s first locally assembled electric car, Hyundai Kona, is set to be officially unveiled by the NADDC.
FG commissions Made-in-Nigeria vehicles worth N364 billion
The Federal Government has commissioned N364 billion locally-assembled vehicles through collaboration with the NADDC.
FG hints at low-interest car loan as Honda unveils made-in-Nigeria SUV
The Federal Government has plans to make cars accessible to all income earners through a low-interest car loan. The Government ...
Electric Vehicle: Toyota plans $10billion investment
Toyota Motor Corporation says it is ready to spend $10 bn to lead the Electric Vehicle (EVs) production and sale ...
