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EVS Ghana EV Service Centre Market Entry

Decision-grade Ghana assessment separating passenger/light-commercial EVs from motorcycles, tricycles, buses, charging projects, policy targets, assembly claims and EVS planning assumptions.

Snapshot: 11 August 202632-page full report
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Assumed gate vehicles
1,000

Assumed Greater Accra light-duty gate denominator; not observed stock.

Directory locations
5

Official directory-listed locations; not audited live connectors.

Jobs/year
648

Modelled jobs/year after explicit gate assumptions; not booked demand.

Years
2.273

Base simple payback on GHS300,000 reversible capex.

Executive summary

The verdict in full

  • Conditional go only for diligence and one reversible Greater Accra partner bay. No verified current national passenger-BEV/PHEV stock series by class, status and region was located; national TAM is not quantified. [dvla_2025]
  • Published EV totals conflict in grain. The 1,363 end-2022 figure, approximately 17,000 all-class statement and approximately 17,660 imported plug-in flow cannot be treated as one passenger-stock series. [sikaman_stock] [ecofin_17k]
  • The 648-job / GHS1,296,000 SAM is a gate-planning case, not a market fact. It starts from an assumed 1,000-vehicle Greater Accra threshold; executable SOM is zero.
  • No standalone centre, franchise sale or traction-pack work.

Board Decision

Authorise registry, legal, partner and paid-demand diligence. Release no more than GHS300,000 reversible capex only after every pre-launch gate passes. Base steady state is 300 jobs, GHS600,000 revenue, GHS132,000 EBITDA and 2.27-year simple payback; every input is an EVS assumption.

Decision Summary

Market entry
Decision
CONDITIONAL GO — diligence plus one reversible Greater Accra partner bay
Reason
Only after a class-separated active light-duty EV extract, paid demand and compliance clear hard gates.
Standalone centre / franchise
Decision
NO-GO now
Reason
Conflicting all-class figures do not support irreversible premises or territory.
Traction-battery work
Decision
HOLD
Reason
No pack opening, removal, storage, transport or damaged-pack custody without written authority, fire, insurer, carrier and recipient approvals.

Source: EVS Ghana light-duty serviceable-pool gate and pilot model

Market size

Ghana has clear policy direction, an emerging private ecosystem and a large all-powertrain parc, but no decision-grade active passenger-BEV/PHEV denominator in the reviewed sources. The 3.2 million end-2022 registered vehicles are all powertrains, not the serviceable EV base. [gna_parc]

Ghana definition-sensitive EV observations

Historic registrations, import flows and all-class statements are not passenger stock.

17,660
1,363
17,000
0
2017–2021 imported-flow claim
End-2022 registrations
2025 ministerial statement
2026 passenger/light-commercial stock

Source: EVS Ghana light-duty serviceable-pool gate and pilot model

Market KPIs

Verified active national passenger BEV/PHEV stock
Value
—
Unit
vehicles
Period
As accessed 2026-08-11
Evidence
No current class/status/region-separated authoritative series located [dvla_2025].
Reported registered EVs
Value
1,363
Unit
all-class EVs
Period
End-2022 report relay
Evidence
Definition not sufficient for current passenger stock [sikaman_stock].
Ministerial all-class EV statement
Value
17,000
Unit
EVs across classes
Period
Reported 2025
Evidence
Includes motorcycles, tricycles and buses; excluded from passenger TAM [ecofin_17k].
All-powertrain registered vehicles
Value
3,200,000
Unit
registered vehicles
Period
End-2022
Evidence
72% petrol, 27% diesel and about 1% LPG; not active fleet or EV stock [gna_parc].
Official directory-listed public locations
Value
5
Unit
locations
Period
Accessed 2026-08-11
Evidence
Four Level 2 plus one dual-gun DC location; uptime not stated [ec_chargers].

Source: EVS Ghana light-duty serviceable-pool gate and pilot model

Definition-sensitive Ghana EV observations

2017–2021 imported-flow claim
BEV
—
PHEV (unavailable)
—
BEV used in model
17,660
Scope
Industry-report relay; imported flow is not active registered stock and class mix is unresolved [sikaman_stock].
End-2022 registrations
BEV
—
PHEV (unavailable)
—
BEV used in model
1,363
Scope
Reported all-class registered EV count; active/passenger split unavailable [sikaman_stock].
2025 ministerial statement
BEV
—
PHEV (unavailable)
—
BEV used in model
17,000
Scope
All-class statement including 2/3-wheelers and buses; not a passenger-car series [ecofin_17k].
2026 passenger/light-commercial stock
BEV
—
PHEV (unavailable)
—
BEV used in model
—
Scope
No verified class/status/region-separated series located [dvla_2025].

Source: EVS Ghana light-duty serviceable-pool gate and pilot model

Definition reconciliation

Passenger/light-commercial EVs, motorcycles, tricycles, buses, imported flows, historic registrations, all-class statements, charging locations and assembly claims are not interchangeable.

Definition reconciliation

Passenger/light-commercial BEV/PHEV stock
Included
No verified active national series
Use
National TAM null; class/status/region extract is a hard gate.
All-class EV statement
Included
Approximately 17,000
Use
Directional ecosystem signal only; excluded from passenger model.
Historic registered EVs
Included
1,363 end-2022 relay
Use
Historic all-class observation, not current active stock.
Imported plug-in flow
Included
Approximately 17,660 during 2017–21
Use
Flow cannot be equated to surviving registrations.
Motorcycles/tricycles/buses
Included
Commercial and ministerial evidence
Use
Separate operating models; excluded from launch SAM.
Charging location
Included
One named site in official directory
Use
Not equivalent to connector count, uptime or access.
Assembly/deployment claim
Included
Commercial self-report
Use
Not active passenger registrations or independent service demand.

Source: EVS Ghana light-duty serviceable-pool gate and pilot model

Forecast scenarios

20%, 40% and 65% five-year cases are EVS capacity scenarios from an assumed diligence threshold, not Ghana market forecasts.

Greater Accra gate-pool planning scenarios

Five-year EVS cases from assumed 1,000; not official forecasts.

Cautious2,488
Base5,378
HighBase case12,230

Source: EVS Ghana light-duty serviceable-pool gate and pilot model

Five-year Greater Accra gate-pool planning scenarios

Cautious
Annual Growth Pct
20
Planning stock end-2030
2,488
Interpretation
Five-year EVS capacity case from assumed 1,000-vehicle gate; not national forecast.
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Charging infrastructure

The Energy Commission directory lists five named public locations, including one dual-gun DC entry, but it is not a complete audited national connector, power, uptime or access census. [ec_chargers]

Charging evidence

Locations, connectors, projects and approvals are different grains.

5
1
1
0
Official directory locations
Directory DC location
Solar charging project
Audited national public EVSE count

Source: EVS Ghana light-duty serviceable-pool gate and pilot model

Charging evidence and unknowns

Official directory locations
Value
5
Unit
locations
Period
Accessed Aug-2026
Status
One dual CCS2/GB/T DC and four Level 2 entries; connectors/uptime not audited [ec_chargers].
Directory DC location
Value
1
Unit
location
Period
Accessed Aug-2026
Status
Dizengoff industrial area; listed as 60KWh dual-gun DC with Tesla adapter [ec_chargers].
Solar charging project
Value
1
Unit
named project
Period
Energy Commission update
Status
105 PV panels, 61.43 kWp and 60 kWh battery; do not add blindly to directory [ec_solar].
Audited national public EVSE count
Value
—
Unit
live connectors
Period
As accessed 2026-08-11
Status
Not located; audit connector, power, access, uptime and approval.

Source: EVS Ghana light-duty serviceable-pool gate and pilot model

Vehicle parc and service demand

The legacy parc is large, but EV body class, propulsion, active status, region, age, warranty and VIN must be extracted before service demand is valued.

Vehicle parc and service demand

Registered vehicle parc
Value
3,200,000
Unit
all-powertrain vehicles (end-2022)
Implication
Large repair economy context, not EV service demand [gna_parc].
Petrol share
Value
72
Unit
percent of registered parc
Implication
Legacy ICE network remains dominant [gna_parc].
Diesel share
Value
27
Unit
percent of registered parc
Implication
Commercial/fleet repair remains ICE-heavy [gna_parc].
EV age/warranty distribution
Value
—
Unit
vehicles by cohort
Implication
Obtain VIN/first-registration/warranty fields before portfolio investment.
Independent-service events
Value
1.2
Unit
events/vehicle/year
Implication
EVS assumption for diagnostics, inspection and chassis services [evs_model].

Source: EVS Ghana light-duty serviceable-pool gate and pilot model

Transparent TAM / SAM / SOM

National TAM is intentionally null. The Greater Accra serviceable-pool case separates the EVS assumption from sourced facts; executable SOM is zero.

National TAM unavailable / Greater Accra gate SAM

Assumption-led capacity case; executable SOM zero.

0
1,080
648
0
National TAM vehicles
Greater Accra gate pool
Independent-reach SAM
Executable SOM

Source: EVS Ghana light-duty serviceable-pool gate and pilot model

Sizing assumptions

Greater Accra gate denominator
Value
1,000
Unit
light-duty vehicles
Basis
EVS threshold, not observed stock; every SAM output scales linearly.
Active factor
Value
90
Unit
percent
Basis
EVS assumption; replace with current active/insured status.
Independent reach
Value
60
Unit
percent
Basis
EVS assumption; reduce for warranty/OEM lock-in or unsupported models.
Service events
Value
1.2
Unit
events/vehicle/year
Basis
EVS assumption; validate using paid cohort.
Average repair order
Value
2,000
Unit
GHS/job
Basis
EVS assumption, VAT-exclusive; base revenue scales linearly.
Executable SOM before gates
Value
0
Unit
jobs
Basis
Decision rule; cannot increase until all gates pass.

Source: EVS Ghana light-duty serviceable-pool gate and pilot model

TAM / SAM / SOM

National TAM vehicles
Vehicles
—
Jobs Per Year
—
Revenue ALL
—
Status
Not quantified — verified active passenger BEV/PHEV denominator unavailable.
Greater Accra gate pool
Vehicles
900
Jobs Per Year
1,080
Revenue ALL
2,160,000
Status
EVS assumption after 90% active factor; diligence planning only.
Independent-reach SAM
Vehicles
540
Jobs Per Year
648
Revenue ALL
1,296,000
Status
Gate pool × 60% reach × 1.20 events × GHS2,000.
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Source: EVS Ghana light-duty serviceable-pool gate and pilot model

Customers and fleets

Prioritise supported private imports, dealer overflow, corporate/diplomatic fleets and verified light-commercial operators. Two/three-wheelers and buses need separate models.

Customer segments

Private parallel-import owners
Need
Neutral diagnostics, charging/12V triage, pre-purchase and chassis work
Priority
High after supported-VIN validation
Dealer/OEM overflow
Need
Evidence-led non-warranty jobs and referrals
Priority
High where contracts and software rights exist
Corporate/diplomatic fleets
Need
Uptime inspections, reporting and pickup/return
Priority
High with paid pilot
Used-EV buyers/importers
Need
Pre-purchase condition and charge-path evidence
Priority
Medium-high
Motorcycle/tricycle users
Need
Swap/battery uptime
Priority
Out of Phase 1; separate model
Bus operators
Need
Depot-scale uptime and OEM support
Priority
Out of Phase 1

Source: EVS Ghana light-duty serviceable-pool gate and pilot model

Fleet segments

Corporate and NGO fleets
Entry Product
Paid 10–20 vehicle health-check trial
Evidence Gate
VINs, tasks, ARO and downtime.
Ride-hail / delivery light vehicles
Entry Product
Inspection and charging-triage package
Evidence Gate
Vehicle class and ownership verified.
Rental and hospitality
Entry Product
Seasonal inspection and roadside/referral SLA
Evidence Gate
Supported models and insured custody.
Public-sector EVs
Entry Product
Tender/partner only
Evidence Gate
Procurement, OEM and warranty permissions.
Electric two/three-wheelers
Entry Product
No launch service
Evidence Gate
Separate tools, battery and swap economics.

Source: EVS Ghana light-duty serviceable-pool gate and pilot model

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Brands and models

Commercial availability establishes ecosystem presence, not unit sales or active registered stock.

Priority brands — no audited market shares located

BEV
Brand
BYD
Units
—
Share of H1 2026 BEVs (%)
—
Source
Commercial model catalogues; no unit table [greenroute].
BEV
Brand
Tesla
Units
—
Share of H1 2026 BEVs (%)
—
Source
Parallel-import presence; no authoritative unit series [ec_chargers].
BEV/PHEV
Brand
Hyundai / Kia
Units
—
Share of H1 2026 BEVs (%)
—
Source
Imported ecosystem; validate VIN-by-VIN.
Mixed EV classes
Brand
SolarTaxi ecosystem
Units
—
Share of H1 2026 BEVs (%)
—
Source
Commercial self-report; not passenger registrations [solartaxi].
BEV/PHEV
Brand
Chinese multi-brand imports
Units
—
Share of H1 2026 BEVs (%)
—
Source
BYD, Deepal, Leapmotor and others shown commercially [reserve].

Source: EVS Ghana light-duty serviceable-pool gate and pilot model

Priority models

BYD
Model
Seagull
Powertrain
BEV hatchback
Signal
Commercially listed; unit stock unknown [greenroute].
BYD
Model
Dolphin
Powertrain
BEV hatchback
Signal
Commercially listed; unit stock unknown [greenroute].
Tesla
Model
Model 3 / Y
Powertrain
BEV sedan/SUV
Signal
Parallel-import support requires VIN/tool/parts proof.
Hyundai
Model
Kona Electric
Powertrain
BEV crossover
Signal
Named market presence requires current owner/dealer validation.
SolarTaxi
Model
Mixed vehicles
Powertrain
Cars/buses/bikes
Signal
Do not aggregate classes [solartaxi].
Deepal / Leapmotor
Model
Imported range
Powertrain
BEV passenger vehicles
Signal
Commercial availability only [reserve].

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Competitive landscape

Local integrators, dealers and independent workshops may control fleets, parts, software and service relationships.

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Competitor map

SolarTaxi / EVCare
Type
Integrated assembler/deployer/service
Footprint
Ghana multi-city commercial ecosystem
Threat
Fleet, local operations and integrated service
Response
Partner/referral discussion; do not assume access [solartaxi].
OEM/dealer networks
Type
Authorised after-sales
Footprint
Greater Accra and brand channels
Threat
Warranty, secure software and parts
Response
Overflow/non-warranty evidence products only.
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Priority geography

Greater Accra is the only fixed-bay candidate; Tema, Kumasi, Takoradi and Tamale begin as collection or clinic routes until density is proven.

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Priority regions

1
Region
Greater Accra
Rationale
Highest-probability import, corporate, diplomatic, charging and partner density
Mode
One shared compliant partner bay after gates.
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Consumer and business incentives

No universal private passenger-EV cash grant or workshop grant is booked. Public-transport and assembler waiver statements require written eligibility and commencement confirmation.

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Consumer incentives

Universal private passenger EV purchase grant
Status
None booked
Implication
Model zero support; obtain current statutory schedule.
Public-transport EV import-duty waiver
Status
Policy statement / eligibility-sensitive
Implication
Do not apply to private cars or workshop imports without written Customs ruling [mot_waiver].
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Source: EVS Ghana light-duty serviceable-pool gate and pilot model

Business incentives

Registered EV assembler SKD/CKD duty waiver
Status
Eight-year policy statement; scope/commencement to confirm
Action
No workshop benefit assumed [mot_waiver].
GIPC facilitation
Status
Application and eligibility specific
Action
Foreign investor must obtain current registration/capital advice [gipc_reg].
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Tax and investment

Economics are VAT-, tax-, finance- and incentive-exclusive. The current effective VAT stack is 20% from 1 January 2026. [gra_vat]

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Tax and customs baseline

VAT stack
Rate
20% effective
Treatment
15% VAT + 2.5% NHIL + 2.5% GETFund from 1 Jan 2026; confirm invoicing/input credits [gra_vat].
Goods VAT threshold
Rate
GHS750,000
Treatment
Threshold stated for goods; mixed goods/services workshop needs GRA classification [gra_vat].
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Licensing and labour

Entity, tax, foreign-investment, local premises, workplace, fire, electrical, standards, environmental, data and insurance evidence are hard gates.

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Licensing path

Company/entity
Authority
ORC
Evidence
Registered Ghana entity and beneficial ownership/current filings [orc].
Foreign investment/franchise/technology
Authority
GIPC
Evidence
Written current requirements and agreement approval where applicable [gipc_reg] [gipc_tech].
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Labour and safety obligations

Factory/workplace registration
Owner
Department of Factories Inspectorate
Control
Registration/renewal and approved premises/building plan as applicable [factories].
OSH risk assessment
Owner
DFI / employer
Control
HV, lifting, thermal, chemical, fire and emergency controls.
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High-voltage safety

High-voltage authority is technician-, task- and vehicle-specific and must be auditable.

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High-voltage controls

Scope whitelist
Required Evidence
Top-20 VIN/task matrix; prohibited functions explicit.
Technician authorisation
Required Evidence
Task-, vehicle- and voltage-specific assessment; two-person rule where risk requires.
Safe isolation
Required Evidence
Identify, shut down, disconnect, secure, prove dead, discharge and re-test per vehicle information [iso_6469].
PPE and test equipment
Required Evidence
Rated, inspected and calibrated gloves, meter, leads, rescue hook, barriers and torque tools.
Workshop controls
Required Evidence
Controlled zone, key custody, lift points, damaged-vehicle quarantine, fire and rescue drill.
Charging work
Required Evidence
Energy Commission-approved installation and applicable standards [ec_notice] [iec_61851].
Release evidence
Required Evidence
Pre/post scan, restoration, torque/QC, charge check, road test and written limitations.

Source: EVS Ghana light-duty serviceable-pool gate and pilot model

Battery and waste

Phase 1 excludes traction-pack opening, removal, storage, transport and damaged-pack custody.

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Battery and waste routes

Intact in-vehicle traction pack
Rule
Non-invasive diagnostics only
Route
No opening, removal or storage.
Suspect/damaged pack arrival
Rule
Refuse routine indoor custody
Route
Isolate arrival and activate OEM/insurer/emergency plan.
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Franchise and operating model

Use one Ghana-operated shared partner bay with no territory exclusivity or franchise sale before sustained paid evidence.

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Operating model

Format
Recommendation
One shared bay in a compliant Greater Accra partner workshop.
Ownership
Recommendation
Ghana entity with verified ORC, GRA, local and GIPC requirements.
Franchise
Recommendation
No exclusive territory or franchise sale before 12 months paid evidence.
Staffing
Recommendation
One assessed HV lead plus one technician; no lone HV work.
Technology
Recommendation
Supported top-20 VIN/task matrix and lawful subscriptions.
Commercial
Recommendation
Menu-priced evidence products, deposits and paid fleet trials.
Expansion
Recommendation
Tema collection, then Kumasi/Takoradi clinics before fixed bays.

Source: EVS Ghana light-duty serviceable-pool gate and pilot model

Pilot economics

All economics are EVS assumptions. The shared-bay format and hard GHS300,000 capex ceiling are the downside controls.

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Greater Accra partner-pilot EBITDA

GHS; EVS assumptions.

Cautious-116,250
Base132,000
HighBase case452,500

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Annual partner-pilot economics — GHS

Cautious
Jobs
150
ARO ALL
1,500
Revenue ALL
225,000
Gross Margin Pct
55
Gross Profit ALL
123,750
Opex ALL
240,000
Ebitda ALL
-116,250
Payback Years
—
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90-day economics — GHS

Cautious
Jobs 90d
38
Revenue ALL
57,000
Gross Profit ALL
31,350
Opex ALL
60,000
Ebitda ALL
-28,650
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Risks and mitigations

The dominant risk is mistaking broad EV momentum, policy targets or multi-class totals for independently serviceable passenger-EV demand.

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Risks and mitigations

No verified passenger-EV denominator
Likelihood
High
Impact
Critical
Mitigation
DVLA/dealer/insurer/fleet class/status/region extract before spend.
All-class count misread as passenger stock
Likelihood
High
Impact
High
Mitigation
Never combine 2/3-wheelers, buses, import flow or historic registrations.
Policy target/waiver misread as demand
Likelihood
High
Impact
High
Mitigation
Zero benefit until statutory eligibility and paid VINs.
OEM software/parts access
Likelihood
High
Impact
High
Mitigation
Top-20 VIN/task whitelist, lawful tools and referrals.
FX/import-cost volatility
Likelihood
High
Impact
High
Mitigation
Short quotes, deposits, local consumables and capex ceiling.
Charging availability/reliability
Likelihood
Medium
Impact
Medium
Mitigation
Audit 20 relevant locations by approval, connector, power, access and uptime.
Battery fire/electric shock
Likelihood
Low
Impact
Critical
Mitigation
No pack work; isolation SOP, PPE, controlled zone and drills.
Waste/transport route failure
Likelihood
Medium
Impact
Critical
Mitigation
No traction-battery custody until written route.
Regulatory/tax change
Likelihood
Medium
Impact
High
Mitigation
Written determinations and quarterly review; zero incentives in model.

Source: EVS Ghana light-duty serviceable-pool gate and pilot model

90-day entry plan

Registry and legal evidence precede partner selection, deposits, tooling and paid work.

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90-day entry plan

0–15
Objective
Registry and legal gate
Actions
Commission DVLA/dealer/insurer/fleet extract; map entity, tax, local permits, workplace, fire, electrical, standards, waste, data and insurance.
Owner
EVS board/counsel
Deliverable
Signed feasibility file.
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Explicit go / no-go gates

Any failure on density, paid demand, compliance, capability, safety or economics stops launch.

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Go / no-go gates

Market denominator
Go
Dated extract proves at least 1,000 active passenger/light-commercial BEVs/PHEVs in Greater Accra, separately identified
No-Go
Classes/status/region cannot be separated or count is below 1,000.
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Methodology

Sourced facts, policy statements, commercial claims, conflicting definitions and EVS assumptions remain visibly separate.

Methodology

1. Evidence hierarchy
Method
Ghanaian primary sources first; independent and commercial evidence labelled.
2. Definition control
Method
Separate passenger/light-commercial EVs, 2/3-wheelers, buses, historic registrations, imports, all-class statements, locations and assembly claims.
3. National TAM
Method
Left null because no verified active class/status/region-separated passenger denominator was located.
4. Gate-planning pool
Method
Assume 1,000 Greater Accra light-duty EVs solely as a pre-investment threshold; 90% active factor.
5. SAM
Method
Active gate pool × 60% independent reach × 1.20 events × GHS2,000 ARO.
6. SOM
Method
Zero before registry, paid demand, compliance, capability and economics gates.
7. Forecasts
Method
Five-year capacity cases from assumed gate denominator; not national forecasts.
8. Validation
Method
JSON/schema, formulas, citations, definitions, links, branding and template residue.

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Complete linked source register

46 linked sources record publisher, publication/access dates, scope and caveats.

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EVS Board Position

CONDITIONAL GO for diligence and one reversible Greater Accra partner bay; NO-GO standalone/franchise; HOLD traction-pack work.

Source register

46 primary and derived sources

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  1. 01DVLA Annual Report 2025
  2. 02Driver and Vehicle Licensing Authority
  3. 033.2 million vehicles registered in Ghana as at 2022 — Transport Minister
  4. 04DVLA registers 25,101 vehicles in January 2024
  5. 05President launches Ghana EV Policy
  6. 06Transport Minister outlines phased implementation of Ghana EV Policy
  7. 07Inauguration of EV Policy Working Group
  8. 08Transport decarbonisation and EV import-duty waiver statement
  9. 09Public Charging Stations
  10. 10Energy Commission launches solar-powered EV charging station
  11. 11Regulation of EV charging station and battery-swap installations in Ghana
  12. 12EV electrotechnical standards
  13. 13Ghana Clean Transportation Outlook
  14. 14Ghana Clean Transportation Outlook — Executive Summary
  15. 15High costs, tariff uncertainty slowing Ghana’s e-mobility transition
  16. 16Only 1,363 EVs registered as financing and tariffs slow market — report
  17. 17Ghana aims to accelerate electric mobility
  18. 18Notice to all VAT registered taxpayers
  19. 19Taxpayers Portal and App
  20. 20Import Duty Refund
  21. 21Office of the Registrar of Companies
  22. 22Ghana Investment Promotion Centre
  23. 23GIPC Registration
  24. 24Technology Transfer Agreements
  25. 25Department of Factories Inspectorate
  26. 26Registration
  27. 27Ghana National Fire Service
  28. 28Accra Metropolitan Assembly
  29. 29Ghana Standards Authority
  30. 30Environmental Protection Agency Ghana
  31. 31Environmental Health and Pollution Management Program
  32. 32SolarTaxi Ghana
  33. 33Jidi electric motorcycle
  34. 34Bboxx, Kofa and Yango Ghana e-mobility partnership
  35. 35Electric vehicle servicing
  36. 36Electric vehicle repairs
  37. 37Fleet and hybrid/electric support
  38. 38DG Motors Ghana
  39. 39EcoWheels Green Ghana
  40. 40GreenRoute Ghana
  41. 41Reserve Automobiles
  42. 42ISO 6469 electrified road-vehicle safety
  43. 43IEC 61851-1 conductive charging systems
  44. 44UN Manual of Tests and Criteria
  45. 45Basel Convention overview
  46. 46EVS Ghana light-duty serviceable-pool gate and pilot model

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