It would be fair to learn more about Mobius before making a balanced judgement. How much of the design and technology is really Kenyan?

From what I can gather the running gear is sourced from third party manufacturers on a locally assembled chassis.

I am underwhelmed by the final product but perhaps the management team that has been cited below can make it successful.

For what its worth competing in the same market segment as rural Kenya's workhorse - Toyota Probox - is no easy task.

On 26 Oct 2014, at 14:20, "Ahmed Mohamed Maawy via skunkworks" <skunkworks@lists.my.co.ke> wrote:

Now we have a Kenyan Motorcycle called Mobius, 4WD in the market. Personally the only reason I would think this company is going places is it also has a strong managerial and advisory team.

I would love to hear out what others think about this move. But I think its about time, if BRCK (which is also Kenyan Developed Hardware) is not something that can bring in more confidence then I don't know what will basically.

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