Fidelity Engineering and Trading Company Limited (FET Auto) has officially launched the full lineup of GAC vehicles in Ghana, expanding the options available to motorists with fuel-powered, hybrid, and electric vehicle models. Here's What Happened The launch, held in Accra, marks a new chapter in FET Auto's partnership with GAC Motors as the companies seek to strengthen their presence in Ghana and the wider West African automotive market. Acco
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Fidelity Engineering and Trading Company Limited (FET Auto) has officially launched the full lineup of GAC vehicles in Ghana, expanding the options available to motorists with fuel-powered, hybrid, and electric vehicle models.
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The launch, held in Accra, marks a new chapter in FET Auto's partnership with GAC Motors as the companies seek to strengthen their presence in Ghana and the wider West African automotive market.
According to Group CEO of FET Auto, Zhang Yifing, Ghana's growing economy, rapid urban development, and changing consumer preferences present significant opportunities for the automotive industry.
“Ghana is a vibrant and promising land with a fast-growing economy in West Africa,” he said.
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He explained that FET Auto's long-term experience and understanding of the local market informed its decision to partner GAC Motors.
“FedAuto partnered with GAC Motors to bring a full range of passenger vehicles covering fuel, hybrid, and EV models to Ghana and West Africa,” he added.
The launch also places significant emphasis on electric and hybrid mobility, as Ghana seeks to accelerate the transition towards greener transportation.
Chief of Staff, Dr. Julius Debrah, said the global automotive industry is moving towards cleaner technologies, with electric vehicles expected to play a major role in the future of transportation.
“The future of the world is about shifting to the greens, especially the usage of electric vehicles,” he stated.
Dr. Debrah further highlighted Ghana's growing electric vehicle population, saying the country has more than 17,000 electric vehicles.
📰 Source: Joy Online Ghana






