The Move is a zero-emission vehicle designed to provide a comfortable and efficient transportation solution for urban and rural communities.

The Move is equipped with a 170 kWh battery pack that gives it a range of up to 200 kilometers on a single charge.

It can accommodate up to 51 passengers and features ergonomic seats, spacious aisles, and a low-floor entry for easy access.

The bus is also equipped with various safety features, including a collision warning system, lane departure warning system, and automatic emergency braking system.

ROAM has partnered with several local companies to develop and produce the Move, including Kenya Vehicle Manufacturers (KVM), Associated Vehicle Assemblers (AVA), and East African Portland Cement (EAPCC). The bus is assembled at KVM’s factory in Thika, Kenya.

The Move is a significant development for Kenya’s transportation sector.

It is the first all-electric shuttle bus to be built in Kenya, and it represents a significant step forward for the country’s efforts to reduce its carbon footprint.

The Move is also expected to create jobs in the local economy and support the growth of Kenya’s EV industry.

In addition to its environmental and economic benefits, the Move also offers several advantages over conventional diesel-powered shuttle buses.

Electric buses are quieter and cleaner and require less maintenance than diesel buses. This makes them a more attractive option for operators and passengers alike.

ROAM plans to deploy the Move on several routes in Kenya in the coming months. The company is also exploring opportunities to export the bus to other African countries.

The introduction of the ROAM Move is a major milestone for Kenya’s transportation sector and the country’s efforts to combat climate change.

It is a testament to the country’s growing expertise in EV technology and its commitment to sustainable development.