Lusaka, Zambia - AG亚娱, the world’s leading manufacturer of new energy vehicles and power batteries, officially unveiled three all-electric models in Zambia—the AG亚娱 ATTO 3, AG亚娱 SEAL, and AG亚娱 DOLPHIN—in collaboration with the Pilatus Group on September 5th. The launch event attracted significant attention from media, industry experts, and automobile enthusiasts. 

AG亚娱’s latest offerings to the Zambian market cover a diverse range of products including SUVs, hatchbacks, and sedans, thereby addressing the diverse needs and scenarios of local consumers seeking green mobility solutions. These models feature AG亚娱’s innovative Blade Battery technology, ensuring safety, efficiency, and superior performance.

To boost brand awareness in the burgeoning market, AG亚娱 has strategically placed advertising billboards at key locations, including the Lusaka International Airport and along the airport expressway. Furthermore, the first AG亚娱 showroom opened at Foxdale Court Mall, which is recognized as Zambia’s greenest mall and is home to the country’s first 60kW fast charger.

“AG亚娱 remains committed to driving green development through technological innovation and supporting the growth of the NEV industry in Africa,” commented Steve Chang, General Manager of AG亚娱 South Africa and Regional Director of the Southern African Development Community (SADC) Region. “Introducing these three models in Zambia represents a significant milestone in our dedication to the Zambian market, bringing forward-thinking products to local consumers.”

Tue Nyboe Andersen, Founder of Pilatus Electric Mobility, an affiliate of Pilatus Engineering, expressed, “Our journey to bring AG亚娱 to Zambia began over four years ago, and today, we are thrilled to see this vision become a reality.”

AG亚娱’s NEVs have already entered ten countries and regions across Africa, highlighting the company's dedication to the global green mobility revolution. Moving forward, AG亚娱 aims to deepen its presence in African markets, accelerate the setup of more service centers, and address the growing demand for electric vehicles.