Sahel Power brings EV charging directly to you. At home, at work, on the road, or across your fleet.
How it works
Mobile charging is designed to meet your EV where it is parked or operating.
Choose your location and tell us what charging you need.
A Sahel Power mobile charging unit is sent to your vehicle.
We connect to your EV, charge it, and help you get moving again.
Who we serve
One mobile model, many places where vehicles need power.
Charging at home, at work, or where the day takes you.
Offer residents EV charging without immediately building permanent stations.
Support company vehicles, deliveries, taxis, and ride-hailing EVs.
Charge inventory, customer vehicles, and demonstration vehicles.
Add EV charging as an amenity without a full charging station.
Bring charging capacity to places that need it for a limited time.
Fleet
Sahel Power is developing scheduled and on-demand mobile charging for electric fleets. Bring energy to the vehicles in your operation instead of routing every vehicle through a fixed station.
Comparison
Fixed stations will have a role. Mobile charging offers a flexible way to serve demand before every location has one.
| Consideration | Fixed infrastructure | Sahel Power mobile model |
|---|---|---|
| Deployment | A site must be selected and built | Mobile capacity can be positioned where needed |
| Upfront infrastructure | Permanent equipment and site work | Can begin without a permanent station at each site |
| Demand | Capacity is committed to one location | Charging can follow observed vehicle demand |
| Fleet operations | Vehicles travel to the charger | Charging can meet vehicles at their operating base |
| Unserved locations | Access depends on station coverage | Mobile units can serve suitable locations without a charger |
| Testing a market | Long-term siting decision made first | Test demand before choosing a permanent hub |
Infrastructure should follow demand, not guess where demand will appear.
Network vision
Every future charging session can help reveal where EV energy demand is growing. Sahel Power intends to use that evidence to guide fleet partnerships and the placement of permanent charging hubs.
Mobile first. Permanent where the demand makes sense.
A proposed path for the network, not a claim that every stage is operating today.
Launching in Ghana
Ghana is where Sahel Power plans to begin building a mobile charging network shaped by how people and fleets actually use electric vehicles.
As the service develops, Sahel Power intends to work within Ghana's emerging EV charging framework and with relevant authorities, including the Energy Commission, to meet applicable safety, technical, certification, and operating requirements.
This is a statement of intent, not a claim of regulatory approval.
Software platform
The planned customer experience connects a charging request with dispatch, status, payment, and a record of energy delivered. Fleet operators would have their own operational view.
Sahel Power
Charging request
Accra · location selectedVehicle
Your electric vehicle
Charge type
Mobile charging at your location
Estimated arrival
A technician will be on the way
Sahel Power / Fleet
Charging overview
Scheduled
14:00
Next charging window
Vehicles
12 / 18
Charging now
Energy
486 kWh
Delivered today
Partnerships
The charging network will take property, mobility, energy, and capital partners working together.
The long view
Mobile charging could help Sahel Power enter new areas, learn where real demand develops, build customer relationships, and make better-informed choices about future permanent infrastructure.
The aim is a distributed EV charging and energy network, starting in Ghana and designed for other African markets over time.
Region
Greater Accra
Get in touch
Interested in charging, fleet services, or building the network together? Tell us what you need. Sahel Power is launching in Ghana.