What The TVS iQube Means For Kenya’s Daily Commute

An electric scooter that charges from a household socket and promises savings of about KES 47,000 a year has arrived in Kenya. For the millions who fight their way into Nairobi, Mombasa and Kisumu every morning, the question is simple: does it change the commute?Picture a young accountant who lives in Ruiru and works in Upper Hill.