Prices of Kantanka EV Cars in Ghana 2026 Across Available Models
- Kantanka Automobile had listed two electric vehicle models under its electric and hybrid category
- The locally made EVs had kept public interest alive as fuel prices pushed more buyers to consider cheaper running options
- The company’s electric vehicle journey had sparked fresh conversation about Ghana’s place in the future of clean transport
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Kantanka Automobile’s electric vehicle journey has continued to draw attention as more Ghanaians look at the future of locally made cars and cheaper transport alternatives.
Source: UGC
The Ghanaian car manufacturer currently lists two electric vehicle models under its Electric & Hybrid category.
They are the Kantanka Mensah EV and the Kantanka Amoanimaa EV. Both models have become part of the growing conversation around Ghana’s move into electric mobility, especially at a time when fuel prices remain a major concern for drivers.
Price of the Kantanka Mensah EV
The Kantanka Mensah EV appears to be the more premium option among the two. Current market checks place the Mensah EV within an estimated range of GH₵275,000 to GH₵535,000, depending on the final specification, package and quotation from the company.
The car has attracted attention for its modern look and its position as one of Ghana’s locally made electric cars.
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The Mensah EV has also become a talking point because of the wider pride attached to Kantanka’s work in the automobile space. For many Ghanaians, the car is not only about electric driving. It also represents local manufacturing, national identity and the dream of seeing Ghana compete in a market often dominated by foreign brands.
The Kantanka Amoanimaa EV is the second model listed under Kantanka’s electric and hybrid lineup. It has been linked to a more affordable price range of GH₵40,000 to GH₵50,000, making it the model many ordinary buyers may pay closer attention to.
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At that price level, the Amoanimaa EV stands out as an interesting option for people who want a small electric car for city movement, short trips and everyday use.
However, buyers still need to note that Kantanka’s official website does not openly display fixed prices for both EV models.
The company directs interested customers to request a free quote. That means the final buying price may change depending on availability, configuration, battery details, registration, added features and the company’s current showroom quotation.
YEN.com.gh checks show that the interest in Kantanka EV cars is not only about price. Many buyers are also interested in how practical the cars will be on Ghanaian roads.
Questions about battery life, charging time, spare parts, servicing and warranty support are still important for anyone considering an electric car.
For now, the Mensah EV gives Kantanka a premium electric option, while the Amoanimaa EV gives the company a more affordable model that could appeal to budget-conscious buyers.
As Ghana’s EV market grows, Kantanka’s two electric cars may remain important examples of how local manufacturers are trying to join the clean transport shift.
Source: UGC
Adwoa Safo showed off Kantanka Mensah EV
Previously, YEN.com.gh reported that Sarah Adwoa Safo excited social media users after a video showed her driving one of her father’s electric vehicles, the Kantanka Mensah EV.
The clip, shared by Kwadwo Safo Jnr, captured the former Dome-Kwabenya MP arriving at a residence in the sleek black electric saloon car.
The EV, produced by Kantanka Automobile, reportedly charges in about 35 minutes and can run for several hours on a full charge.
Source: YEN.com.gh
