After Côte d'Ivoire, Liberia: ALVENTIS Automotive extends the “Hub & Spokes” electric mobility ecosystem in West Africa.

Mandated for this purpose, the executives of ALVENTIS Automotive officially handed His Excellency Mr. Amadou KONÉ, Minister of Transport and Maritime Affairs, the Final Report of the “Feasibility study for the implementation of an electric vehicle production plant in Côte d'Ivoire”, a handover welcomed by the Minister in these terms: “In line with the vision of His Excellency Mr. Alassane Ouattara, President of the Republic of Côte d'Ivoire, the government is honored to have placed its trust in a socially responsible private company on a human scale for the modernization and sustainability of transport. We are placing great hope in this strategic partnership with ALVENTIS for the development of an integrated soft-mobility project ranging from the production of electric vehicles in Côte d'Ivoire to user support. This progress report, needed to mobilize all energies, delights us and creates the conditions for implementing the project in the best possible way. Congratulations to the management team of ALVENTIS, to the engineers and to my staff for this high-quality work. It is now time to make the project a reality, with the assurance of our commitment.”

Building on the reaffirmed commitment of the Ivorian authorities and the mobilization of the ALVENTIS Automotive teams, the next phase will now be devoted to the operational implementation of the project, in the service of employment, innovation, industrial sovereignty and the country's energy transition.

In the midst of industrial expansion, Côte d'Ivoire is establishing itself as a key player in the economic transformation of West Africa. With developing infrastructure and a strong commitment to sustainable development, the country aims to become a hub for green mobility on the continent.

Against this backdrop, ALVENTIS Automotive plans to set up an electric vehicle production plant, a strategic project aimed at modernizing transport infrastructure, reducing greenhouse gas emissions and creating skilled jobs.

This project, at the center of recent discussions in Côte d'Ivoire with the Prime Minister, senior Ivorian officials and an ALVENTIS Automotive delegation led by its President Mike Hessabi and its Vice-President Patrick Moynier, embodies a shared vision to accelerate the transition to sustainable mobility and stimulate economic development.