Khartoum

Khartoum electric vehicle costs

Driving 100 km costs about $1. 77 in electricity versus $7. Plus, EVs require less maintenance. Government Support: Sudan has exempted fully electric cars from VAT and customs duties, but charging infrastructure is still limited to urban areas like Khartoum. . Sudan's electric vehicle (EV) market is gearing up for expansion in 2025, offering buyers a wider variety of models to suit different needs. While specific details about models tailored for the Sudanese market are still emerging, global trends hint at vehicles that combine affordability. . The global push toward sustainability is driving a shift to electric vehicles (EVs), and Sudan is no exception. This transition presents unique opportunities for economic. . Giad Industrial Group announced the completion of arrangements for its official return to the capital, Khartoum, with preparations underway to launch the first electric vehicle project in Sudan during the first quarter of 2026. The group's CEO, Engineer Abdullah Abdul-Marouf, stated in a press. . But with Sudan gripped by a dire economic crisis made worse by political unrest following a military coup last October, the cost of running petrol-oil engines has soared.

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