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GOCAB MOVES TO GHANA: A NEW STEP IN THE PAN-AFRICAN EXPANSION OF THE GROUP

Updated: Jul 2

Accra, June 26, 2025 — GoCab Group, the African mobility and vehicle finance platform, officially announces the launch of its operations in Ghana.


After Côte d'Ivoire, Morocco, Senegal, Egypte, it is now Accra that joins the GoCab ecosystem—another step in building a continent-wide mobility infrastructure


A strategic market for African mobility

Ghana is one of the most dynamic markets in Sub-Saharan Africa, with a growing urban economy and a growing demand for reliable and accessible transport solutions. GoCab brings its unique integrated model: financing of vehicles for driver-partners, and access to a quality fleet through partnerships with global reference manufacturers.


As part of this launch, GoCab is partnering with Bolt, one of the most widely used ride-hailing platforms in Africa, and Changan, a leading car manufacturer, to provide Ghanaian drivers with vehicles adapted to their needs and accessible financing conditions.



Concrete opportunities for Ghanaian drivers

Beyond mobility, GoCab is committed to creating real and sustainable economic opportunities for local populations. By enabling partner-drivers to access the ownership of their vehicles through appropriate financing solutions, the group contributes to job creation and the strengthening of individual entrepreneurship in Ghana.

This model, already proven in several African markets, places the driver at the heart of the system: not just a platform user, but an economic partner in its own right.


GoCab, a continental vision

With this new deployment, GoCab confirms its ambition to become the reference for integrated mobility on the African continent. Each new market is an opportunity to duplicate and refine a model that combines technology, financing and local impact—three pillars inseparable from the group’s strategy.

"We are looking forward to writing this new chapter with our Ghanaian partners and drivers" says the GoCab Group team.

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