Kaiyi is officially here, adding a new spark to the local electric vehicle scene. Their mission is simple: make EVs genuinely accessible to the everyday driver. They’re launching with two models, the EX3 Pro EV SUV and the compact e-Qute 04, both offering driving ranges that comfortably suit our daily routines. On top of that, Kaiyi is backing their vehicles with solid warranty coverage:

Audi Trinidad & Tobago has officially welcomed the A6 Sportback e-tron to their growing electric fleet. With this addition, Audi now completes the lineup, offering customers the choice between an electric sedan in the A6 e-tron and an electric SUV in the Q6 e-tron.

Electric vehicles (EVs) are no longer a distant concept, they’re here, and they’re making waves in Trinidad and Tobago. Globally, EVs are being hailed as the future of transport, sparking debates about their benefits compared to internal combustion engine (ICE) vehicles. The biggest selling point is the cost savings. It’s a factor that has many locals eager to make the switch. Most EVs sold locally are priced above TT$300,000, putting them out of reach for many buyers,

Just over a year ago, Ansa Motors brought the Proton brand to Trinidad and Tobago with the launch of the X50 and X90. Fast forward to today, and the lineup has grown with the exciting debut of Proton’s first fully electric vehicle, the e.Mas 7.