Tsitsi Bhobo

2 months ago | thexylom.com | Ray Mwareya |Tsitsi Bhobo

In the past year, Zimbabwean garage manager Amos Gwada has told over fifty desperate clients that the only way to deal with their old Japanese electric vehicles was to sell them for scrap. “We have no knowledgeable EV mechanic around. I suggest we dismantle your car and only recover usable parts,” he told a client who comes in with a faulty Nissan Note hybrid sedan at his mechanical yard that hosts hundreds of technicians and associate car workers.