By Hassan Ssenyonga | July 16, 2025
In a groundbreaking move for Uganda's automotive landscape, Prince Yusuf Kayiwa recently showcased the Tesla Model X at the Autoshow Kampala Kololo on 12 & 13 July 2025, marking a significant step towards embracing electric mobility in the country.
A Vision for Sustainable Transportation
During the public demonstration at Auto show Kampala, Kayiwa highlighted the Model X's advanced features, including its iconic falcon-wing doors https://vm.tiktok.com/ZMHgugQB1RPHf-BqabN/ and autopilot capabilities. He emphasized the importance of transitioning to electric vehicles (EVs) to reduce carbon emissions and promote environmental sustainability

"This is not just about luxury; it's about leading the way in sustainable transportation,"
Kayiwa remarked

Electrify Africa: Empowering Local Communities
Through his initiative, Electrify Africa, Kayiwa aims to make EV technology accessible to Ugandans and the rest of Africa. The organization focuses on developing charging infrastructure and promoting local ownership of electric mobility solutions.
The Tesla Model X serves as a symbol of innovation and the potential for Africa to lead in clean technology. Kayiwa's initiative not only showcases the capabilities of electric vehicles but also inspires a shift in mindset towards sustainable living.
| At the heart of the showcase were Kato Fahad, the event's Creative Lead, and Martha, who demonstrated the vehicle’s advanced features with elegance and energy. Their presentation gave the public a glimpse into the future of clean, smart transportation on Ugandan roads. |


We can basically use Electric cars here in our Country Uganda
"Fahad Kato, the Creative Lead stated"


As the crowd watched in amazement, the Tesla Model X rolled away not just as a symbol of luxury, but as a bold promise of Uganda’s place in the future of mobility. With Yusuf Kayiwa steering the vision, and creative forces like Kato Fahad and Martha showcasing the future, Uganda is charging ahead toward a new era of innovation and electric power.