REVOO begins operations in Nigeria, launches flagship stores in Lagos
REVOO, a mobility brand under Transsion Holdings, says it has commenced operations in Nigeria with the opening of three flagship outlets in Lagos. The company announced the development in a statement issued after its launch event at the Trade Fair Complex on November 25, 2025.
According to the firm, the Lagos expansion marks its formal entry into Africa’s largest mobility market. The launch ceremony was attended by business leaders, market association executives, traders, security officials and mobility operators, with some describing the move as “a new era for Nigerian transportation.”
The event opened with a goodwill prayer from the vice-president of the Machine Parts Association. The ribbon-cutting was performed by Ngozi Chukwuka Emechebe, president of ASPAMDA; a director from Maguns Company Ltd.; and the chairman of ECOWAS West Africa.
REVOO said the newly opened stores — located in Trade Fair, Agege and Alaba — were selected to serve the large population of daily riders and traders who rely on motorcycles for movement and commercial activity.
Speaking during the ceremony, Ifeanyi Anthony Umeh, chief executive of REVOO TripleC, said the Nigerian market represents a natural expansion path for the brand.
“This is the new face of Nigerian freedom,” he said. “It’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.”
Attendees also test-rode four new REVOO motorcycle models — A11, A12, C32 and E52 — within the complex. Riders described the motorcycles as offering smooth and quiet performance.
The company noted that the event drew support from ASPAMDA, BBA, the Machine Spare Parts Dealers Association, the Tools and Hardware Association, security agencies, Trade Fair leadership and media organisations including GAM GAM and CCTV.
REVOO said it plans to develop an electric mobility ecosystem in Nigeria centred on affordability, environmental responsibility and technological innovation.
Members of the public, riders and logistics operators can access more information at the Lagos outlets or via the company’s website: www.revoo-ev.com.ng
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