Egypt Expected to Start Production of Electric Vehicle 'NASR E70' in Mid-2022

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Egypt Expected to Start Production of Electric Vehicle 'NASR E70' in Mid-2022

[Egypt Online] Minister of the Egyptian Public Business Sector, Hisham Tawfik, expected the start of production of the fully electric "Nasr E70" car in mid-2022, indicating that the committee is represented by the Ministry of Public Business Sector, the four governorates, Infiniti Company, the association of white taxi owners and drivers.

Source: allAfrica.com

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