Skoot’s Smart Tuk-Tuk Promises to Cut Fuel Costs by 30%
Skoot Technology has launched a new electric tuk-tuk in Kenya, promising drivers lower fuel costs and more earnings in what could shake up the country’s popular three-wheeler transport business. The new model, dubbed the Skoot e3W, runs on…
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13 Feb 2026 · businesstoday.co.ke
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