In Africa, the electric vehicle transition is taking a different route from wealthier markets, with motorcycles and three-wheelers emerging as practical alternatives to passenger cars. In Zimbabwe, electric three-wheeled cargo vehicles, introduced by Mobility for Africa in 2019, are helping women farmers like Agefi Mutambo. She used to walk long distances carrying heavy produce, but now she makes multiple trips weekly, earning more money. These solar-charged tricycles can carry over 400 kilograms and travel about 100 kilometers on a single charge. This shift is also reducing pollution and supporting local economies.