Lee Kinyanjui: New Cars Will Soon Be Cheaper than Used Imports

[Business Today - Kenya] - 3/02/2026

Kenya could soon stop being a country where most people rely on imported used cars, with brand-new locally assembled vehicles expected to cost the same as or even less than second-hand imports. Cabinet Secretary for Investment, Trade and Industry Lee Kinyanjui says the shift is already (…)

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