Aspect 01

Urban taxi operations, fully electric from day one

JUNO deploys branded electric fleets in African cities — serving airports, corporate travel, ride-hailing and everyday urban trips through a single platform. High-frequency travel creates the predictable demand that makes charging, clean energy and local service capability viable.

Clean white interior of a JUNO electric taxi with branded headrests

The ride

A new standard for green urban mobility

Every JUNO vehicle is 100% electric, quiet, air-conditioned and consistently presented. Riders get the same experience in every city on the network.

Green Ride

Zero tailpipe emissions on every trip

Safe & Comfort

Vetted drivers, tracked trips, clean cabins

On Time

Dispatch tuned for city traffic and airports

Service network

One platform, four demand channels

Scaling starts where utilisation is highest and payments are reliable, then widens into the general public market.

Ride-hailing & street taxi

App booking, scheduled rides and branded taxi stands with live arrival displays in city centres.

Airport transfer

Dedicated JUNO pickup zones and shuttle bays at major airports, with scan-to-book signage.

Corporate & hotel fleets

Contracted travel for companies, hotels and tourism operators with monthly billing and reporting.

Government fleets

Public-sector vehicle replacement pilots that prove total cost of ownership with real operating data.

Drivers

Driver economics built on managed electricity costs

Electricity replaces fuel as the largest daily cost, and training plus local service capability keeps vehicles earning. Drivers see orders, earnings and online hours in one app.

  • Certified training pathways for drivers, dispatch and customer-service roles
  • Managed charging schedules that keep cost per kilometre predictable
  • Local aftersales, spare parts and inspection capacity in each market
  • Safety, vetting and trip tracking as standard across the network
JUNO airport pickup zone with an electric taxi and digital arrival sign

How it is measured

Performance reported against jointly agreed measures

Before a pilot begins, government and JUNO agree definitions, baselines and reporting frequency — so service quality and public value are visible, not asserted.

Energy

Energy use per kilometre, charger utilisation and fuel displaced.

Economic

Cost per kilometre, local-procurement share and service coverage.

Employment

Local jobs, certified trainees, women and youth participation.

Service

Vehicle availability, passenger satisfaction and safety events.