Motor control unit
High-voltage MCU rated to 200 kVA peak. The brain that turns pedal input into instant torque.
- Operation voltage
- 250–450 Vdc
- Rated capacity
- 120 kVA
- Peak capacity
- 200 kVA
Any proven utility platform your crews already trust
77 kWh lithium iron phosphate, CCS2 charging
Vehicle control unit sealed for dust, mud and washdowns
Typical on-site conversion, about three working days
Confirm chassis, duty cycle, payload and charging. Spec the kit to the work, not a brochure average.
Diesel out, E-Power kit in. Authorised technicians complete the swap at your site.
Hand-over, driver familiarisation and local support so the fleet goes back to work, quieter and cheaper to run.
Four components replace the diesel drivetrain: controller, motor and reducer, battery and charger.
No engine roar. No fumes. Guests hear the bush. Operators report the conversion pays for itself in about 18 months, with roughly half the running cost of diesel.

Asilia Africa, a B Corp sustainability leader, has begun converting. Other East African operators are following.
Through major reductions in fuel, oil changes and mechanical downtime.
Compared with diesel fleets: fewer moving parts and no fuel bill.
Enough for full-day operations in remote terrain when sized to the duty cycle.
Conscious travellers prefer operators who lead with zero-emission fleets.
*Range is duty-cycle dependent. Confirm against your routes and load.
Figures from the Tembo EUV E-Power kit technical sheet. Confirm the fitment for your chassis generation during assessment.

Silent game drives. Guests hear the bush, not the engine. Proven with Asilia Africa.

Mining-spec duty: gradient, payload, dust and heat. Less ventilation load underground.

Carry and tow across farm terrain without the diesel supply chain.

Trusted chassis, fewer drivetrain parts, lower energy cost for missions that cannot wait.
Parts, body shops and driver familiarity stay. Only the heart of the vehicle changes.
No oil changes, far fewer moving parts, electricity you can forecast instead of diesel you haul.
Near-silent drives for safari, and crews who can talk without shouting over an engine.
Authorised partners across Africa and beyond. Built for the continent, supported on it.
The E-Power kit is model agnostic. It is engineered to fit proven utility 4x4 and ute platforms, whatever the make. Exact fitment depends on chassis generation and body, and we confirm it during the site survey.
Typical on-site conversions complete in about 72 hours (three working days). That keeps vehicles in the region instead of shipping them out for months.
Safari operators report 300+ km on a full charge when the duty cycle fits. Real range moves with payload, terrain, speed and ambient heat. We size the pack and charging against your worst day, not your average one.
A CATL lithium iron phosphate system totalling 77 kWh across front and rear packs, with CCS2 charging. LFP is chosen for thermal stability in sustained heat rather than peak laboratory numbers.
Published payload for the EUV conversion is around 500 kg depending on platform and body. Confirm the figure for your chassis before you commit it to a tender or safari schedule.
Tembo works through authorised service partners so fleets get local expertise. Asilia and other East African operators already run converted vehicles on this model.

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