Enzi Mobility, one of Kenya’s leading e-mobility innovators, has secured USD 3.5 million in new funding through a strategic partnership with blockchain investment firm Kula PCC. The collaboration marks a significant step toward advancing clean, sustainable transportation solutions across East Africa, reinforcing Enzi’s position at the forefront of the region’s green mobility revolution.
Under the agreement, Kula PCC will inject USD 2 million in equity and an additional USD 1.5 million to support blockchain technology integration. This dual investment will not only strengthen Enzi’s operational growth but also enhance governance, transparency, and impact tracking through blockchain innovation—an important milestone in the intersection of clean mobility and decentralized finance.
The funding will drive the next phase of Enzi’s expansion, particularly in scaling its affordable e-motorbike and battery-swapping infrastructure. By leveraging blockchain-enabled systems, Enzi aims to create an inclusive ecosystem where riders and communities can benefit directly through participation and ownership models. The introduction of $ENZI, a community voting token, and $BODA, a rewards token for riders, will empower users and foster greater stakeholder engagement across the value chain.
According to Enzi Mobility CEO Bill Schafer, the investment reaffirms confidence in Enzi’s long-term vision of building sustainable transport networks that combine technology, affordability, and environmental responsibility. The company’s goal is to make motorcycle transport cleaner and more efficient while enabling riders to reduce operating costs and enhance their livelihoods.
This partnership signifies more than just financial growth—it represents a forward-looking collaboration between clean tech and blockchain to shape the future of mobility in Africa. By aligning innovation with impact, Enzi Mobility continues to drive meaningful progress toward a low-carbon economy and a more connected, sustainable transport ecosystem.
