Project Overview
In Kenya, over two million people earn their livelihoods through “Boda Bodas” - motorcycle taxis that are essential to daily transport. This “last mile logistics” sector provides work and connectivity, yet it also ties riders to high fuel costs, debt burdens, and limited prospects for advancement.
Enzi is changing this picture. By building the ecosystem for affordable electric motorbikes and installing battery swap infrastructure, this exciting project lowers costs for riders, reduces pollution in cities, and creates new opportunities for shared ownership of the mobility economy.
Kula has partnered with Enzi through direct investment and governance integration of its technology into an already outstanding platform. This partnership ensures that riders and staff participate in the value being generated, with decision-making anchored in blockchain governance. Kula’s investment
Enzi is changing this picture. By building the ecosystem for affordable electric motorbikes and installing battery swap infrastructure, this exciting project lowers costs for riders, reduces pollution in cities, and creates new opportunities for shared ownership of the mobility economy.
Kula has partnered with Enzi through direct investment and governance integration of its technology into an already outstanding platform. This partnership ensures that riders and staff participate in the value being generated, with decision-making anchored in blockchain governance. Kula’s investment
Sustainability and Community Impact
Enzi advances cleaner transport and stronger communities. Each electric motorbike reduces emissions and improves rider earnings to the tune of $1,000USD per annum, while the establishment of charge and swap stations creates new jobs and services.
Kula’s impact framework is embedded in the project. Local employment, shared ownership, and community governance through DAO participation are already central to how Enzi operates. With this partnership these components will be stamped to the blockchain. The transition from petrol to electric also cuts carbon emissions by 2 tonnes per rider per year and contributes to healthier urban environments.
Kula’s impact framework is embedded in the project. Local employment, shared ownership, and community governance through DAO participation are already central to how Enzi operates. With this partnership these components will be stamped to the blockchain. The transition from petrol to electric also cuts carbon emissions by 2 tonnes per rider per year and contributes to healthier urban environments.
Blockchain Transparency
Enzi operates through Kula’s governance rails, where financial flows and community investments are recorded on-chain. This ensures transparency in how funds are used and how decisions are made.
Riders can participate through a secondary utility token with the opportunity to swap for equity in the native $ENZI token. Staff can engage through their native DAO, which enables employees to contribute to governance and long-term planning. Together, these structures turn riders and staff into stakeholders in Enzi’s growth.
Riders can participate through a secondary utility token with the opportunity to swap for equity in the native $ENZI token. Staff can engage through their native DAO, which enables employees to contribute to governance and long-term planning. Together, these structures turn riders and staff into stakeholders in Enzi’s growth.
Looking Ahead
Enzi is scaling electric motorbike production in Nairobi and expanding its network of battery swap stations. Plans are in place to extend operations throughout Kenya and eventually across the region.
Kula’s investment and governance partnership provide the foundation for Enzi to take the next steps of growth into becoming a regional leader in sustainable mobility and community-based ownership.
Kula’s investment and governance partnership provide the foundation for Enzi to take the next steps of growth into becoming a regional leader in sustainable mobility and community-based ownership.
