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REVOO Nigeria launched grand opening ceremony at Trade Fair Complex in Lagos

REVOO has commenced operations in Nigeria with the launch of its first set of flagship stores in Lagos.

• December 2, 2025

REVOO, a brand from Transsion Holdings—the parent company of TECNO, Infinix, itel, Oraimo etc, has officially commenced operations in Nigeria with the launch of its first set of flagship stores in Lagos. 

The brand’s formal entry into Africa’s largest mobility market marks a significant step in its vision to deliver clean, affordable, and future-ready transportation across the continent.

The Grand Opening Ceremony, held at the Trade Fair Complex on November 25th 2025, drew business leaders, mobility stakeholders, security officials, traders, and community representatives who gathered to witness what many described as “a new era for Nigerian transportation.”

The event opened with a goodwill prayer from the Vice President of the Machine Parts Association, setting the tone for a day that reflected both community support and a shared optimism about Nigeria’s transportation future. 

The ribbon cutting was jointly performed by Mr. Ngozi Chukwuka Emechebe, President of ASPAMDA; a director from Maguns Company Ltd.; and the Chairman of ECOWAS West Africa—signaling broad regional and local endorsement for REVOO’s entry.

REVOO has launched three strategically located stores—Trade Fair, Agege, and Alaba—designed to ensure accessibility for the large population of daily riders, traders, and small business owners who heavily need a better choice for mobility and commercial activity.

Speaking at the launch, Mr. Ifeanyi Anthony Umeh, CEO of REVOO TripleC, described Nigeria as a natural expansion market for the brand.

“This is the new face of Nigerian freedom,” he said. â€śIt’s freedom from fuel queues and soaring costs. The freedom to ride with pride, knowing you are part of the solution. The freedom to navigate from Mainland to Island, contributing to a cleaner, quieter, and more modern future.”

Guests at the event also had the opportunity to experience REVOO’s four new motorcycle models— A11, A12, C32, and E52 —through live test rides around the complex. Riders praised the bikes’ smooth handling, premium performance, and silent operation, reflecting REVOO’s commitment to delivering motorcycles engineered specifically for the Nigerian market situation.

The launch event enjoyed strong institutional backing, with representation from ASPAMDA, BBA, the Machine Spare Parts Dealers Association, the Tools and Hardware Association, security agencies, Trade Fair leadership, and media including GAM GAM and CCTV. Their presence demonstrated the confidence of the business community in REVOO’s long-term commitment to the Nigerian market.

As the company begins full operations, REVOO’s goal is to build an electric mobility ecosystem that brings affordability, environmental responsibility, and technological innovation to everyday riders. With strategic partnerships, solid infrastructure, and market-ready products, REVOO Nigeria is poised to drive a major shift in how Nigerians move, work, and live.

Members of the public, logistics operators, and mobility stakeholders can learn more about REVOO’s products and services by visiting any of the Lagos outlets or engaging through the company’s official communication channels.

REVOO official website: www.revoo-ev.com.ng

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