SiltechWorld Makes History as First African Company to Export a 100% Made-in-Nigeria EV to the USA

SiltechWorld Makes History as First African Company to Export a 100% Made-in-Nigeria EV to the USA

SiltechWorld, a pioneering Nigerian e-mobility company, has achieved a groundbreaking milestone: becoming the first indigenous African manufacturer to export a 100% made-in-Nigeria electric vehicle (EV) to the United States.

This historic feat represents far more than a successful delivery—it’s a bold symbol of Nigeria’s innovation, resilience, and potential to compete on the global stage. It positions Africa not only as a consumer of cutting-edge technology, but as a creator and exporter of it.

At the heart of this achievement is the Elohim-Falcon, a multipurpose utility EV designed and manufactured entirely in Nigeria. What makes it extraordinary is its construction: built from 100% recycled and locally sourced materials, the Elohim-Falcon is more than a vehicle—it’s a technological masterpiece and an environmental statement.

Earlier this year, one of the Elohim-Falcon models was custom-built for a prominent dignitary in the USA, marking the official beginning of Nigeria-to-the-world EV exports.

To scale this vision, SiltechWorld has strengthened its manufacturing and recycling capabilities through the acquisition of the Siltech Innovation Plant. This facility is central to the Elohim Project, which is committed to building vehicles from scratch in Nigeria—not merely assembling imported kits, but creating truly indigenous EVs that redefine African manufacturing.

SiltechWorld’s achievement reflects a new chapter in African industrialization—one where local innovation meets global demand, and sustainability drives profitability. With rising interest in clean energy, sustainable transport, and circular manufacturing, SiltechWorld is uniquely positioned to attract global partners, investors, and stakeholders eager to support Africa’s first homegrown EV export revolution.

As the Elohim-Falcon begins its journey beyond Nigerian borders, one message is clear: the world is ready for Nigerian innovation, and SiltechWorld is leading the charge.

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