SunChargEV Sarf & Shyne
Sun-powered. Grid-independent. Built for Nigeria's roads.
SunChargEV charges electric vehicles with solar energy, and is building the plant to assemble and later manufacture them in Nigeria.
Three things we do
Charge
Solar-powered stations on high-traffic corridors that keep working when the grid does not.
Assemble
Local assembly of the SunChargEV Sarf & Shyne and the Sun 9JA, bringing quality EVs to Nigerian buyers faster.
Manufacture
Growing local content step by step, from components to full vehicle manufacturing.
Government partner
SunChargEV works in partnership with Pi-CNG & EV.
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About us
SunChargEV is closing the gap between Nigeria's EV ambitions and the vehicles and charging needed to support them.
Vision
To power Nigeria's transition to clean mobility by making solar-charged electric vehicles accessible, reliable, and standard across the country, built and charged here at home.
Mission
We assemble electric vehicles locally, deepen local manufacturing over time, and deploy a solar charging network alongside them, starting on high-traffic corridors and expanding phase by phase.
What we stand for
Sustainability
Less petrol, less diesel, less dependence on an unstable grid.
Reliability
We engineer for quality and uptime first.
Integrity
Transparent operations and honest commitments to partners and communities.
Innovation
Proven models, adapted to Nigeria's energy, climate and roads.
Local industry
Nigerian content, skills and supply chains at every phase.
Community and safety
Local jobs, and rigorous safety standards for staff and customers.
Leadership
Omoh Emmanuel Oshiokhamele
Managing Director, SunChargEV
Omoh is a commercial and institutional sales leader with over 20 years of executive experience in market expansion, distribution networks and strategic partnerships. He brings expertise in both automotive distribution and commercial-scale solar infrastructure, positioning SunChargEV as a pioneer in sustainable transport and clean-energy microgrids.
Core strengths
- Automotive and fleet ecosystem: senior roles at Stallion Motors, Kewalram Chanrai Group, RT Briscoe and Simba Group, covering brand positioning and high-volume commercial vehicle distribution.
- Clean energy deployment: solar PV generation, battery energy storage and reliable power integration for uninterrupted off-grid charging.
- B2B and public sector growth: leading institutional sales teams, negotiating high-value deals and building alliances across commercial and government sectors.
- Feasibility and scaling: authoring feasibility studies, building business models and managing operations for new mobility and energy ventures.
Career highlights
- Head, Institutional Sales (B2B), Simba Group (Wandel International Ltd): led institutional sales strategy, enterprise growth plans and high-value negotiations.
- Sales Manager North, Kewalram Chanrai Group: directed regional operations, optimised distribution logistics and grew market share.
- General Manager, Turbandove Strategies Nigeria Ltd: led automotive and marketing consulting, including feasibility frameworks and market entry strategies for new retail auto hubs.
- Sales Manager, Stallion Motors Ltd: drove market expansion and brand loyalty in competitive vehicle segments.
Anthony Odianosen
Executive Director, ICT and Operations, SunChargEV
Anthony is a satellite, VSAT and network engineer with over 20 years of experience in telecommunications and IT infrastructure. He has led large engineering teams on network deployments across Nigeria and internationally, including installations for United Nations missions in Sudan and Ivory Coast. At SunChargEV he oversees the ICT systems and day-to-day operations that keep our stations connected, monitored and reliable.
Core strengths
- Satellite and network systems: VSAT and iDirect hub operations, remote commissioning and real-time network monitoring.
- Networking and infrastructure: Cisco and MikroTik networks, structured cabling, fibre optics, wireless links and power cabling.
- Surveillance and security: installation and maintenance of camera and security systems.
- Team leadership: managing engineers on large deployments, with strong troubleshooting and attention to detail.
Career highlights
- Domain Systems Ltd (2009 to present): installs and commissions VSAT systems, runs iDirect hubs, supports over 100 remote sites, and trains and supervises field engineers.
- Sumer Global Ltd, Chief Technical Officer (2005 to 2009): led nationwide VSAT and IP installations and WiMax deployments.
- Grouppo Ltd, Head of VSAT Installations and Technical Support (2000 to 2004): managed installation and support for over 100 VSAT clients on voice and data networks.
Certifications
Cisco Certified Network Associate (CCNA), Global VSAT Forum Certified Installer and Marine Satcom Professional, iDirect Hub Operation and Maintenance, and Huawei hardware, IP datacom and power installation (2017).
Epere Offor
Executive Director, Finance and Administration, SunChargEV
Epere is a seasoned business executive and commercial growth professional with over 20 years of experience across banking, financial services, investment, real estate, automotive financing, renewable energy, travel, sales and business development. He is known for driving revenue growth, building strategic partnerships and high-value client relationships, and leading commercial teams. He has worked with corporate organisations, government institutions, SMEs, high-net-worth individuals, investors and strategic partners.
Core strengths
- Banking and financial services: experience with Fidelity Bank, Ultraviolet Microfinance Bank and Rosabon Financial Services, covering relationship management, deposit mobilisation, credit and risk management, portfolio growth and financial solutions.
- Commercial leadership: senior roles including Head of Sales, Head of Commercial Growth, Brand and Revenue Operations, Group Head of Business Development and Risk Management, Branch Manager, and Institutional and Governmental Sales Manager.
- Diverse sector experience: investment, real estate, solar and renewable energy, automotive financing and travel.
- Transactions and partnerships: large-scale institutional and government engagements, credit facilities, fleet financing, renewable-energy solutions and strategic commercial partnerships.
Business philosophy
- Growth: identifying new markets, customers and revenue opportunities.
- Relationships: building sustainable partnerships with clients, institutions, investors and stakeholders.
- Execution: turning strategy into measurable commercial and operational results.
- Accountability: clear KPIs, performance structures and processes that support sustainable growth.
Our journey
We are building clean mobility in phases. Each phase strengthens the next.
1
Charge: foundation
Solar charging stations on busy corridors prove that clean, grid-independent charging works in Nigeria.
2
Assemble: local production begins
A vehicle assembly and distribution plant assembles the SunChargEV Sarf & Shyne and the Sun 9JA from imported kits, trains our workforce and sets quality standards.
3
Localise: deeper Nigerian content
Components and sub-assemblies move on-shore step by step, supported by Nigerian suppliers.
4
Manufacture: made in Nigeria
We grow from assembly into full vehicle manufacturing for domestic demand and, in time, the wider region.
5
Scale: a national ecosystem
Charging, vehicles and manufacturing work as one system, with clean mobility as the national standard.
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Charging network
Charge with the sun, on the roads you actually drive.
How solar charging works
Sun in
Solar panels generate power on site.
Stored
Batteries hold energy so charging continues after dark and during outages.
Charge
Plug in, pay, and go. Fast and standard chargers for different needs.
Stations
| Station | Location | Opening | Map |
|---|---|---|---|
| Wuse 2 | Abuja (FCT) | January 2027 | Open in Google Maps |
| Maitama | Abuja (FCT) | February 2027 | Open in Google Maps |
| Katampe | Abuja (FCT) | February 2027 | Open in Google Maps |
| Airport Road | Abuja (FCT) | March 2027 | Open in Google Maps |
| Guzape / Apo | Abuja (FCT) | April 2027 | Open in Google Maps |
| Kano | Kano State | May 2027 | Open in Google Maps |
| Kaduna | Kaduna State | May 2027 | Open in Google Maps |
| Jos | Plateau State | June 2027 | Open in Google Maps |
| Jalingo | Taraba State | June 2027 | Open in Google Maps |
| Minna | Niger State | June 2027 | Open in Google Maps |
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Our uptime promise
Charging only matters if it works. We design every station for reliability first, with backup storage and remote monitoring.
Vehicles
Premium electric vehicles, assembled for Nigeria.
Sun 9JA
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Interested?
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Assembly and manufacturing
From assembly today to made-in-Nigeria tomorrow.
The plan
Our dual-line plant assembles and distributes the SunChargEV Sarf & Shyne and the Sun 9JA, working with partners in Shandong, China. As volumes and supplier capacity grow, we localise components and move toward full manufacturing.
Kits in
Vehicle kits arrive from Shandong.
Assembled
Trained Nigerian teams assemble each vehicle.
Inspected
Every unit passes quality and safety checks.
Delivered
Vehicles go to customers through our distribution network.
Quality and safety
We follow rigorous electrical, structural and workplace safety standards, and we will publish our certifications here.
Local content
We are building a Nigerian supplier network. Manufacturers of components, batteries, interiors and logistics are invited to talk to us.
Partners and investors
Help us build Nigeria's clean mobility industry.
Government
Policy, incentives, land and industrial zone support.
Investors and financiers
Project finance and equity for charging, assembly and manufacturing.
Suppliers
Local and international component and service providers.
Site hosts
Businesses and landowners on busy roads who want a charging station.
Government partner
SunChargEV's partnership with government is with Pi-CNG & EV.
The case in brief
Nigeria has a growing demand for reliable, affordable transport and an unreliable grid. SunChargEV combines solar charging with local vehicle production to meet both needs.
Impact and sustainability
Cleaner roads, local jobs, new skills.
Cleaner air
Every EV charged with solar replaces petrol and diesel use.
Local jobs
Roles in assembly, engineering, station operations and logistics.
Skills
Technical training that builds Nigeria's EV workforce.
Access
Clean energy reaching underserved communities.
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News and media
Project updates, announcements and press resources.
Launch announcement
Our plans for solar charging, EV assembly and local manufacturing in Nigeria.
Plant partnership update
Progress on the Shandong-to-Nigeria assembly plant.
First station preview
What to expect from our first solar charging corridor.
Press
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