Agilitee and Store2Door Formed Electric Delivery Partnership
The companies have launched a 10-year agreement to expand electric last-mile delivery services across Africa.
Updated on Sept. 21, 2026 in Electric Vehicles
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Agilitee and Store2Door have entered a 10-year partnership to supply electric scooters and four-wheelers for last-mile delivery. The collaboration aims to lower entry costs for entrepreneurs by offering fleet financing with no deposit.
Why it matters
This partnership model is designed to facilitate small business growth by removing traditional financial barriers to entry in the logistics sector. By linking repayments to delivery earnings, the initiative encourages wider adoption of electric transport.
The LoadRun and LoadStar electric scooters offer a maximum range of 180 kilometres on a single charge. Fleet operators can access 100 per cent financing for these vehicles with no required deposit.
The players
Agilitee
An electric vehicle manufacturer focused on providing sustainable transport solutions across African markets.
Store2Door
An e-commerce platform that facilitates last-mile delivery services for local businesses.
The details
Entrepreneurs identify local stores to be onboarded onto the Store2Door e-commerce platform, while Agilitee provides the necessary electric hardware on credit. The partnership includes joint training and activations to ensure delivery businesses are equipped with efficient logistical systems.
Timeline
September 21, 2026: Agilitee and Store2Door established a 10-year partnership.
October 28, 2026: The first 200 electric scooters are expected to be deployed.
Roadmap
The expansion reflects a broader industry movement to electrify commercial fleets in emerging markets to reduce operational costs. This positions both companies within a growing ecosystem of sustainable logistics infrastructure competing for regional dominance.
Entrepreneurs can access electric vehicles without an upfront deposit, significantly lowering the capital required to start a delivery business. The performance capabilities of the scooters allow for extensive daily usage without frequent charging stops.
The takeaway
This partnership demonstrates how flexible financing can accelerate the adoption of electric technology in business operations. Entrepreneurs looking to enter the delivery sector can utilize these asset-linked credit models to mitigate financial risk.
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