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Mazibuko vs Musk: Another South African charges into EV market - this time in a bakkie

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Is it a Mitsubishi or a Mazda from Japan? No, it's a Mazibuko from Joburg! An ambitious entrepreneur is building South Africa's first battery bakkie. See the M1B concept and get the details here.

Source: South African News | Online News | The South African

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