M-KOPA has financed more than 10,000 electric motorcycles in Kenya, marking a new milestone for the fintech's electric-mobility business as it expands into financing electric tuk-tuks. The company said its financed motorcycle riders save an average of KSh530 ($4.10) a day through lower energy and maintenance costs and access to...

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