BasiGo
Kenyan bus lessor and manufacturer.
Stated in Wikidata (opens another site), as of 5 November 2026
- Type
- Project developer
- Official website
- basi-go.com (opens another site)
- Projects
- 1
Projects
- BasiGo electric buses · Operator; Developer and operator of the leasing model
Registry projects
Sourced facts
BasiGo describes bus provision, leasing, and charging/service support. Its homepage displayed 114 operating buses when checked.
BasiGo (opens another site) · Undated impact counter; page also lists dated 2026 news.
BasiGo and Rubis Energy Kenya announced a charging partnership, with Sabaki operational and sites at Meru, Nanyuki and Nyeri scheduled later in July. Public charging includes compatible vehicles beyond BasiGo buses.
BasiGo (opens another site) · 2026-07-20
“BasiGo was founded in 2021 by Jonathan Green and Jit Bhattacharya,”
Sources
- Page on its own siteBasiGo (opens another site) on BasiGo electric buses
- Page on its own sitebasi-go.com/in-the-news/basigo-launches-rwandas-first-intercity-dc-fast-charging-station-unlocking-long-distance-ev-travel-ntejh (opens another site) on BasiGo electric buses
Corroborating sources
- Wikipedia (English) (opens another site) article body