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Electric cars promise lower fuel bills and quieter drives, but the numbers tell a fuller story. In this conversation with Hakeenah Njenga, we break down what it actually costs to own an EV in Kenya. From charging access and power rates to battery replacement and resale value, the discussion moves into the details most buyers skip. Hakeenah explains how local conditions shape EV ownership—where you charge, how often you drive, and what happens when the battery starts to age. The goal is simple: strip away the marketing and look at the money. If you’re thinking about buying an electric car in Kenya, this episode gives you a clear starting point. Subscribe for more conversations on tech, money, and the choices that affect your day-to-day life. Buy the Goldmine: Hustles For Africans here: https://dialogueswithjagero.com/goldmine Join this channel to get access to perks: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC3mEX7L5GcOnX7LVYYlHlaw/join For new episodes, subscribers only content, and job opportunities, subscrive here: https://dwj.beehiiv.com Wanna support the channel: Mpesa Till Number: 5253673 Or Buy Me Coffee here: buymeacoffee.com/jagero
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