Dubai-based e-mobility startup E Daddy secured a USD 15 mn investment to advance its efforts in electrifying transportation in the UAE, Arabian Business reports. The company plans to launch a zero-emission electric motorcycle in 1Q 2025, aiming to significantly reduce carbon emissions and tailor the bike to the UAE’s needs, including adding temperature control features and safety features for last-mile drivers.

Looking ahead, E Daddy plans to expand its foothold and offer its UAE-manufactured e-bikes to the wider GCC region and Africa.

About the startup: E Daddy was established in 2023 by the founders of India-based e-motorbike manufacturer M Auto, Mansoor Ali Khan (LinkedIn) and Yasmeen Jawaharali (LinkedIn). The startup plans to introduce the first electric two-wheeler vehicles made in Dubai, the firm said.

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