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Fursa ya vipuri vya magari ya umeme nchini
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Fursa ya vipuri vya magari ya umeme nchini

Mwananchi about 4 hours 1 mins read
Sekta ya usafiri nchini Tanzania inaingia katika enzi mpya ya mabadiliko makubwa yanayoongozwa na teknolojia ya magari ya umeme (electric vehicles – EVs) na mageuzi katika biashara ya vipuri vya magari. Mabadiliko haya yanabadilisha si tu namna watu wanavyosafiri, bali pia muundo mzima wa uchumi wa sekta ya magari nchini.

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