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EVS Rwanda EV Service Centre Market Entry

Decision-grade Rwanda assessment separating fully electric passenger cars from non-separated hybrids, electric motorcycles, buses, charging sites, swap facilities, incentives and EVS assumptions.

Snapshot: 11 August 202629-page full report
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BEV cars
512

Sourced 2024 fully electric cars; hybrids excluded.

Car sites
24

Public car-charging sites as of Aug-2024; not live connectors.

Jobs/year
282

Modelled independent-reach jobs/year; not booked demand.

Years
5.128

Base simple payback on RWF20m reversible capex.

Executive summary

The verdict in full

  • Conditional go for one reversible Kigali partner bay only. Rwanda had 512 fully electric cars in 2024; 6,660 hybrids are excluded because their PHEV share is not separable. [newtimes_stock]
  • The car opportunity is small but measurable. Applying explicit active, city, independent-reach, event and price assumptions produces 282 SAM jobs and RWF70,500,000 annual revenue; executable SOM is zero.
  • Motorcycles and buses are separate ecosystems. More than 4,000 Ampersand motorcycles and BasiGo bus operations do not become independent passenger-car demand. [ampersand_4k] [basigo_service]
  • No standalone centre, franchise sale or traction-pack/repurposing work.

Board Decision

Authorise current-register, legal, partner and paid-demand diligence. Release no more than RWF20,000,000 reversible capex only after every gate passes. Base steady state is 180 jobs, RWF45.0m revenue, RWF3.9m EBITDA and 5.13-year simple payback; all economics are EVS assumptions.

Decision Summary

Market entry
Decision
CONDITIONAL GO — one reversible Kigali partner bay
Reason
Only after current stock, paid demand, garage licensing, capability and safety gates pass.
Standalone centre / franchise
Decision
NO-GO now
Reason
The sourced 512-car BEV stock cannot support irreversible premises or territory without a live district/status extract.
Traction-battery work
Decision
HOLD
Reason
No pack opening, removal, storage, transport or repurposing until written RICA/RURA/REMA/fire/insurer/recipient approvals.

Source: EVS Rwanda passenger/light-commercial serviceable-pool and pilot model

Market size

Rwanda offers a verified 2024 BEV-car anchor and strong policy direction, but the absolute passenger base is small. Mixed hybrids, motorcycles and buses must not inflate the independently serviceable car market.

Rwanda BEV-car observations

Mixed hybrids are not PHEVs and remain excluded.

19
0
512
0
2020
2021 hybrids
2024
2025/26 refresh

Source: EVS Rwanda passenger/light-commercial serviceable-pool and pilot model

Market KPIs

Fully electric cars
Value
512
Unit
cars
Period
2024
Evidence
RRA data reported by The New Times [newtimes_stock].
Hybrid cars
Value
6,660
Unit
cars
Period
2024
Evidence
HEV/PHEV split unavailable; excluded from passenger plug-in TAM [newtimes_stock].
All registered vehicles
Value
330,166
Unit
vehicles
Period
2023
Evidence
NISR all-class parc [nisr_2024].
Registered motorcycles
Value
177,187
Unit
motorcycles
Period
2023
Evidence
NISR all-class parc; electric share not stated [nisr_2024].
Public car-charging sites
Value
24
Unit
sites
Period
Aug-2024
Evidence
Ministry-data relay; connectors/uptime not audited [charging_count].

Source: EVS Rwanda passenger/light-commercial serviceable-pool and pilot model

Definition-controlled Rwanda EV observations

2020
BEV
19
PHEV (unavailable)
BEV used in model
19
Scope
Fully electric cars; hybrid/PHEV split not available [newtimes_stock].
2021 hybrids
BEV
PHEV (unavailable)
BEV used in model
Scope
28 hybrid cars reported; cannot classify as PHEV [newtimes_stock].
2024
BEV
512
PHEV (unavailable)
BEV used in model
512
Scope
Fully electric cars; 6,660 hybrids excluded [newtimes_stock].
2025/26 refresh
BEV
PHEV (unavailable)
BEV used in model
Scope
Current RRA/NISR class/status/district extract not located; hard gate.

Source: EVS Rwanda passenger/light-commercial serviceable-pool and pilot model

Definition reconciliation

Fully electric cars, mixed hybrids, PHEVs, motorcycles, buses, charging sites, swap facilities and pipeline sites are different grains.

Definition reconciliation

Fully electric cars
Included
512 in 2024
Use
Sourced passenger BEV stock anchor.
Hybrid cars
Included
6,660 in 2024
Use
Excluded because HEV/PHEV split unavailable.
Electric motorcycles
Included
Commercial fleets and swaps
Use
Separate vertically integrated segment; excluded from car SAM.
Electric buses
Included
Operator deployments and pipeline
Use
Separate depot/OEM service model; excluded from car SAM.
Car charging site
Included
24 public sites as of Aug-2024
Use
Not equivalent to live connectors, power, access or uptime.
Combined charge/swap facility
Included
49 facilities as of Aug-2024
Use
Motorcycle-oriented grain; not passenger EVSE.
Pipeline site/reservation
Included
Plans or non-binding demand
Use
Never counted as installed infrastructure or paid service demand.

Source: EVS Rwanda passenger/light-commercial serviceable-pool and pilot model

Forecast scenarios

20%, 40% and 65% five-year cases are EVS capacity scenarios from 512 cars, not Rwanda forecasts.

BEV-car capacity scenarios

Five-year EVS cases from 512; not official forecasts.

Cautious1,274
Base2,754
HighBase case6,262

Source: EVS Rwanda passenger/light-commercial serviceable-pool and pilot model

Five-year BEV-car planning scenarios

Cautious
Annual Growth Pct
20
Planning stock end-2030
1,274
Interpretation
Five-year EVS capacity case from 512; not an official forecast.
Base
Annual Growth Pct
40
Planning stock end-2030
2,754
Interpretation
Requires sustained imports, charging, finance and after-sales access.
High
Annual Growth Pct
65
Planning stock end-2030
6,262
Interpretation
Stress-test only; not probability-weighted.

Source: EVS Rwanda passenger/light-commercial serviceable-pool and pilot model

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Charging infrastructure

Ministry data reported 24 public car sites, four motorcycle direct-charging sites and 49 combined charge/swap facilities in August 2024. The new June 2026 RURA regulation now governs EVSE and swapping. [charging_count] [rura_evse]

Charging and swap sites by grain

Sites, connectors, swap facilities and pipeline are distinct.

24
4
49
224
0
Public car-charging sites
Motorcycle direct-charging sites
Combined charge/swap facilities
Potential master-plan sites
Audited national live connectors

Source: EVS Rwanda passenger/light-commercial serviceable-pool and pilot model

Charging evidence and unknowns

Public car-charging sites
Value
24
Unit
sites
Period
Aug-2024
Status
AC/DC sites; not audited live connectors [charging_count].
Motorcycle direct-charging sites
Value
4
Unit
sites
Period
Aug-2024
Status
Motorcycle grain; excluded from car EVSE [charging_count].
Combined charge/swap facilities
Value
49
Unit
facilities
Period
Aug-2024
Status
Primarily motorcycle ecosystem [charging_count].
Potential master-plan sites
Value
224
Unit
candidate sites
Period
2024 planning
Status
Pipeline only; not installed [charging_count].
Audited national live connectors
Value
Unit
connectors
Period
As accessed 2026-08-11
Status
Obtain RURA license, connector, power, access and uptime dataset.

Source: EVS Rwanda passenger/light-commercial serviceable-pool and pilot model

Vehicle parc and service demand

The active, district, age, warranty and VIN distribution of BEVs is the decisive diligence gap.

Vehicle parc and service demand

All registered vehicles
Value
330,166
Unit
vehicles (2023)
Implication
Mobility context, not active EV demand [nisr_2024].
Cars
Value
51,262
Unit
cars (2023)
Implication
Legacy passenger-service context [nisr_2024].
Jeeps
Value
41,534
Unit
jeeps (2023)
Implication
Body class must be mapped in EV extract [nisr_2024].
Motorcycles
Value
177,187
Unit
motorcycles (2023)
Implication
Dominant class but separate EV service model [nisr_2024].
BEV age/warranty/status
Value
Unit
cars by cohort
Implication
Required before parts, tool and service mix decisions.
Independent-service events
Value
1.2
Unit
events/vehicle/year
Implication
EVS assumption; validate on paid cohort [evs_model].

Source: EVS Rwanda passenger/light-commercial serviceable-pool and pilot model

Transparent TAM / SAM / SOM

The model starts from sourced BEV stock, then visibly applies EVS assumptions. Hybrids are excluded and executable SOM is zero.

National active TAM and Kigali SAM

Sourced stock plus explicit EVS assumptions; SOM zero.

553
470
282
0
National active TAM
Kigali serviceable pool
Independent-reach SAM
Executable SOM

Source: EVS Rwanda passenger/light-commercial serviceable-pool and pilot model

Sizing assumptions

2024 sourced BEV stock
Value
512
Unit
cars
Basis
RRA data reported by The New Times [newtimes_stock].
Active factor
Value
90
Unit
percent
Basis
EVS assumption; replace with current active/insured register.
Kigali concentration
Value
85
Unit
percent
Basis
EVS assumption; replace with district field.
Independent reach
Value
60
Unit
percent
Basis
EVS assumption; warranty/OEM/tool access may reduce it.
Service events
Value
1.2
Unit
events/vehicle/year
Basis
EVS assumption; diagnostics/inspection/chassis scope.
Average repair order
Value
250,000
Unit
RWF/job
Basis
EVS assumption, VAT-exclusive.
Executable SOM
Value
0
Unit
jobs
Basis
Decision rule until all hard gates pass.

Source: EVS Rwanda passenger/light-commercial serviceable-pool and pilot model

TAM / SAM / SOM

National active TAM
Vehicles
461
Jobs Per Year
553
Revenue ALL
138,250,000
Status
512 sourced BEVs × 90% EVS active factor × 1.20 events × RWF250,000.
Kigali serviceable pool
Vehicles
392
Jobs Per Year
470
Revenue ALL
117,500,000
Status
National active TAM × assumed 85% Kigali concentration.
Independent-reach SAM
Vehicles
235
Jobs Per Year
282
Revenue ALL
70,500,000
Status
Kigali pool × 60% reach × 1.20 events × RWF250,000.
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Source: EVS Rwanda passenger/light-commercial serviceable-pool and pilot model

Customers and fleets

Prioritise private BEV owners, corporate/NGO/diplomatic fleets, rental/tourism operators and dealer overflow on supported VINs.

Customer segments

Private BEV owners
Need
Neutral diagnostics, charge/12V triage, pre-purchase and chassis work
Priority
High after VIN/tool proof
Dealer/OEM overflow
Need
Evidence-led non-warranty jobs and referrals
Priority
High where lawful access exists
Corporate, NGO and diplomatic fleets
Need
Uptime inspections, reporting and pickup/return
Priority
High with paid trial
Used-BEV importers/buyers
Need
Pre-purchase condition and charge-path evidence
Priority
Medium-high
Electric motorcycle fleets
Need
Swap/battery uptime
Priority
Out of Phase 1; separate platform model
Electric bus operators
Need
Depot-scale service
Priority
Out of Phase 1; vertically integrated

Source: EVS Rwanda passenger/light-commercial serviceable-pool and pilot model

Fleet segments

Corporate/NGO/diplomatic
Entry Product
Paid 10–20 vehicle health-check trial
Evidence Gate
VINs, tasks, ARO, downtime and ownership.
Rental/mobility fleets
Entry Product
Inspection and charging-triage package
Evidence Gate
Supported models and custody insurance.
Hospitality/tourism
Entry Product
Seasonal inspection and roadside/referral SLA
Evidence Gate
Paid pilot and route/charger audit.
Government BEVs
Entry Product
Tender/partner only
Evidence Gate
Procurement, OEM and warranty permissions.
Motorcycle/bus operators
Entry Product
No Phase 1 car-bay offer
Evidence Gate
Separate contracts, tools, batteries and facilities.

Source: EVS Rwanda passenger/light-commercial serviceable-pool and pilot model

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Brands and models

Availability establishes support candidates, not market share; no authoritative brand/model unit table was located.

Priority brands — no audited market shares located

BEV
Brand
Volkswagen
Units
Share of H1 2026 BEVs (%)
Source
Authorised Rwanda dealer/service; unit table unavailable [vw].
BEV
Brand
BYD
Units
Share of H1 2026 BEVs (%)
Source
CFAO/Kabisa ecosystem signal; no registrations by brand [cfao] [kabisa].
BEV
Brand
Nissan
Units
Share of H1 2026 BEVs (%)
Source
Used-import ecosystem; validate model/VIN mix.
BEV
Brand
Hyundai / Kia
Units
Share of H1 2026 BEVs (%)
Source
Commercial availability; no unit series.
BEV
Brand
Tesla and Chinese imports
Units
Share of H1 2026 BEVs (%)
Source
Parallel/multi-brand imports; no unit series.

Source: EVS Rwanda passenger/light-commercial serviceable-pool and pilot model

Priority models

Volkswagen
Model
e-Golf / ID family
Powertrain
BEV
Signal
Dealer and mobility ecosystem; exact active count unknown [vw].
BYD
Model
Atto 3 / Dolphin
Powertrain
BEV
Signal
Commercial ecosystem; unit stock unknown [cfao].
Nissan
Model
Leaf
Powertrain
BEV
Signal
Common used-import candidate; validate VIN/battery variant.
Hyundai
Model
Kona Electric
Powertrain
BEV
Signal
Commercially relevant crossover; active count unknown.
Tesla
Model
Model 3 / Y
Powertrain
BEV
Signal
Parallel-import support requires lawful tools/parts.
Mixed Chinese imports
Model
Multiple
Powertrain
BEV/PHEV/EREV
Signal
Powertrain classification must be decoded VIN-by-VIN.

Source: EVS Rwanda passenger/light-commercial serviceable-pool and pilot model

Competitive landscape

Rwanda already has independent EV workshops and integrated sales/charging/service businesses, so partner/referral entry is preferable.

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Competitor map

Safe Auto Garage
Type
Independent EV/hybrid workshop
Footprint
Gasanze, Kigali
Threat
Advertised HV battery repair, diagnostics and training
Response
Benchmark RICA licence, RS 402, capability and customer evidence [safeauto].
Kabisa
Type
Integrated EV sales/charging/service
Footprint
Kigali / national route
Threat
Vehicles, chargers, fleet relationships and parts
Response
Partner/referral before direct competition [kabisa].
5 more rows in the full report

Source: EVS Rwanda passenger/light-commercial serviceable-pool and pilot model

Priority geography

Kigali is the only fixed-bay candidate; other corridors begin as collection or clinic routes.

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Priority regions

1
Region
Kigali
Rationale
Highest likely BEV, dealer, charging, corporate and skilled-labour density
Mode
One licensed shared partner bay after gates.
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Source: EVS Rwanda passenger/light-commercial serviceable-pool and pilot model

Consumer and business incentives

RRA states EVs, batteries and charging equipment remain VAT-exempt through 30 June 2028, while hybrids face VAT and age-based excise. Every benefit is classification-sensitive. [rra_hybrid]

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Consumer incentives

EV, battery and charging-equipment VAT exemption
Status
RRA states through 30 June 2028
Implication
Confirm exact HS codes, vehicle definition and transaction scope [rra_hybrid].
Hybrid tax treatment
Status
18% VAT plus age-based 5–15% excise
Implication
Do not present hybrids as equivalent to BEVs or PHEVs [rra_hybrid] [rra_excise].
2 more rows in the full report

Source: EVS Rwanda passenger/light-commercial serviceable-pool and pilot model

Business incentives

RDB One Stop Centre
Status
Application-specific facilitation
Action
Use for investment registration, EIA, exemptions, land, permits and utilities [rdb_osc].
Investment incentives
Status
Eligibility-specific
Action
No preferential CIT, holiday, land or duty benefit booked without certificate [rdb_invest].
2 more rows in the full report

Source: EVS Rwanda passenger/light-commercial serviceable-pool and pilot model

Tax and investment

Pilot economics are VAT-, tax-, finance- and incentive-exclusive. Obtain written RRA and RDB determinations before committing.

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Tax and customs baseline

Standard corporate income tax
Rate
28% policy reform statement
Treatment
Confirm enacted/current rate and taxable base; pilot is pre-tax [minecofin_tax].
Standard VAT
Rate
18%
Treatment
Workshop labour/parts treatment requires RRA advice; EV goods exemption is not assumed for service invoices [rra_hybrid].
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Source: EVS Rwanda passenger/light-commercial serviceable-pool and pilot model

Licensing and labour

RICA garage licensing and RS 402 evidence are explicit launch gates, alongside entity, premises, electrical, fire, environment, labour, data and insurance.

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Licensing path

Company and TIN
Authority
RDB / RRA
Evidence
Registered entity, beneficial ownership and valid company TIN [rdb_invest] [rica_garage].
Garage operating licence
Authority
RICA
Evidence
Field inspection and active garage licence [rica_garage].
8 more rows in the full report

Source: EVS Rwanda passenger/light-commercial serviceable-pool and pilot model

Labour and safety obligations

Employment and payroll
Owner
Employer / MIFOTRA / RRA / RSSB
Control
Contracts, PAYE and social-security registration before hiring [mifotra] [rssb].
RS 402 staff qualification
Owner
RICA / RSB / garage operator
Control
Provide prescribed qualifications in garage-licence file [irembo_garage].
3 more rows in the full report

Source: EVS Rwanda passenger/light-commercial serviceable-pool and pilot model

High-voltage safety

High-voltage authority is technician-, task- and vehicle-specific and 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 required.
Safe isolation
Required Evidence
Identify, shut down, disconnect, secure, prove dead, discharge and re-test using vehicle information [iso_6469].
PPE/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/rescue drill.
Charging work
Required Evidence
RURA-approved installation and applicable RSB/IEC requirements [rura_evse] [iec_61851].
Release evidence
Required Evidence
Pre/post scan, restoration, torque/QC, charge check, road test and limitations.

Source: EVS Rwanda passenger/light-commercial serviceable-pool and pilot model

Battery and waste

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

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Battery and waste routes

Intact in-vehicle 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/fire plan.
4 more rows in the full report

Source: EVS Rwanda passenger/light-commercial serviceable-pool and pilot model

Franchise and operating model

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

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Operating model

Format
Recommendation
One RICA-licensed shared bay in Kigali.
Ownership
Recommendation
Rwanda entity with RRA/RDB and local approvals.
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
Collection/clinic routes before any second fixed bay.

Source: EVS Rwanda passenger/light-commercial serviceable-pool and pilot model

Pilot economics

All economics are EVS assumptions. The partner-bay format and RWF20m capex ceiling control downside.

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Kigali partner-pilot EBITDA

RWF; EVS assumptions.

Cautious-11,400,000
Base3,900,000
HighBase case22,650,000

Source: EVS Rwanda passenger/light-commercial serviceable-pool and pilot model

Annual Kigali partner-pilot economics — RWF

Cautious
Jobs
60
ARO ALL
200,000
Revenue ALL
12,000,000
Gross Margin Pct
55
Gross Profit ALL
6,600,000
Opex ALL
18,000,000
Ebitda ALL
-11,400,000
Payback Years
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Source: EVS Rwanda passenger/light-commercial serviceable-pool and pilot model

90-day economics — RWF

Cautious
Jobs 90d
15
Revenue ALL
3,000,000
Gross Profit ALL
1,650,000
Opex ALL
4,500,000
Ebitda ALL
-2,850,000
2 more rows in the full report

Source: EVS Rwanda passenger/light-commercial serviceable-pool and pilot model

Risks and mitigations

The dominant risks are stale stock, hybrid misclassification, established competitors and mistaking motorcycle/bus momentum for car demand.

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Risks and mitigations

2024 stock is stale by launch
Likelihood
High
Impact
High
Mitigation
Current RRA/NISR class/status/district/VIN extract before spend.
Hybrids misclassified as PHEVs
Likelihood
High
Impact
Critical
Mitigation
VIN/powertrain decode; exclude 6,660 mixed hybrids from plug-in TAM.
Motorcycle/bus momentum misread as car demand
Likelihood
High
Impact
High
Mitigation
Separate classes, operators, infrastructure and economics.
Established local competition
Likelihood
High
Impact
High
Mitigation
Partner/referral-first offer and paid evidence products.
OEM software/parts access
Likelihood
High
Impact
High
Mitigation
Top-20 whitelist, lawful tools and referrals.
Charging site count overstates uptime
Likelihood
Medium
Impact
High
Mitigation
Audit approval, connectors, 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.
Tax/incentive change
Likelihood
Medium
Impact
High
Mitigation
Written RRA rulings and zero benefits in economics.

Source: EVS Rwanda passenger/light-commercial serviceable-pool and pilot model

90-day entry plan

Current 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 RRA/NISR extract; map RDB/RRA, RICA/RS 402, local, fire, RURA/REG, REMA/waste, labour, data and insurance.
Owner
EVS board/counsel
Deliverable
Signed feasibility file.
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Source: EVS Rwanda passenger/light-commercial serviceable-pool and pilot model

Explicit go / no-go gates

Any failure on density, demand, RICA/RS 402 compliance, capability, safety or economics stops launch.

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Go / no-go gates

Market denominator
Go
Current extract proves at least 350 active passenger/light-commercial BEVs/PHEVs in Kigali with powertrain and status separated
No-Go
Hybrid/PHEV or active/district status cannot be separated, or count below 350.
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Source: EVS Rwanda passenger/light-commercial serviceable-pool and pilot model

Methodology

Sourced facts, relay evidence, commercial claims and EVS assumptions remain visibly separate.

Methodology

1. Evidence hierarchy
Method
Rwanda primary sources first; commercial and relay evidence labelled.
2. Definition control
Method
Separate BEV cars, mixed hybrids, PHEVs, motorcycles, buses, charging sites, swap facilities and pipeline.
3. TAM
Method
512 sourced BEVs × 90% EVS active factor × 1.20 events × RWF250,000; hybrids excluded.
4. Kigali pool
Method
Assume 85% of active national BEVs are in Kigali; replace with district extract.
5. SAM
Method
Kigali pool × 60% independent reach × 1.20 events × RWF250,000.
6. SOM
Method
Zero before registry, paid demand, compliance, capability and economics gates.
7. Forecasts
Method
Five-year capacity cases from 512; not official forecasts.
8. Validation
Method
JSON/schema, formulas, citations, definitions, links, branding and template residue.

Source: EVS Rwanda passenger/light-commercial serviceable-pool and pilot model

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EVS Board Position

CONDITIONAL GO for one reversible Kigali partner bay; NO-GO standalone/franchise; HOLD traction-pack and repurposing work.

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