I thought it was interesting that you said they weren't planning to compete on price but rather on adaptability and flexibility. I wonder whether there is a market in Africa for "made in Africa," even if it's comes at a slightly higher price. Like the idea that "made in America" products can command higher prices in the US, marketing to a niche that values homegrown. What do you think about that?
Awesome! I love this homegrown battery work so much!
As a side note, it was also fun to hear Zembo motorcycles come up, as my parents gave them a donation years ago to help them grow their business. It's so cool that they're still doing great work providing electrified transportation!
Exciting, informative reporting and photojournalism again; definitely loved the staff interview piece as well.
I thought it was interesting that you said they weren't planning to compete on price but rather on adaptability and flexibility. I wonder whether there is a market in Africa for "made in Africa," even if it's comes at a slightly higher price. Like the idea that "made in America" products can command higher prices in the US, marketing to a niche that values homegrown. What do you think about that?
Awesome! I love this homegrown battery work so much!
As a side note, it was also fun to hear Zembo motorcycles come up, as my parents gave them a donation years ago to help them grow their business. It's so cool that they're still doing great work providing electrified transportation!
Great report. Loved to learn more about success in Africa!