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Rembo Classic Sacco Buys Two Electric Buses

Rembo Classic Sacco have gone way ahead technologically, unveiling two new buses that use electricity instead of fuel. This move, earns Rembo Classic Sacco a title to be the first bus Sacco in Kajiado county to embrace electric mobility.

This bold move represents a growing trust in electric vehicles among Kenya’s transport operators. Beyond reducing emissions, Rembo Classic is driving change by cutting operational costs and creating green jobs in the transportation sector.

Congratulations to the visionary leaders at Rembo Classic Sacco for championing sustainable public transport in Kenya!

Photo| Electric Buses for Rembo Classic Sacco

These electric buses will ply the following routes:

  1. Kitengela – CBD – Upper Hill – Westlands
  2. Greatwall Athi River – Upper Hill – Westlands
  3. Devki – CBD – Upper Hill – Westlands

If you travel along these routes, keep an eye out! Together, we’re paving the way for greener, cleaner, and better public transport for all.

Branislav Moses Opudo

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