Assembly Excellence
Modern assembly lines and skilled teams deliver reliable vehicles built for Ethiopian road conditions and commercial use.
Horra Max 7
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Horra Max 7 is an electric three-wheeler built for work, business, and everyday transportation in Ethiopia. With up to 160 km of range on a full charge, high ground clearance, and practical electric performance, it helps drivers stay productive while reducing dependence on fuel.
Designed for passenger transportation, delivery services, and small businesses, Horra Max 7 combines reliable performance, lower operating costs, and cleaner mobility in one practical electric vehicle.
Horra Max 7 responds to the growing demand for affordable, reliable, and eco-friendly transportation solutions in Ethiopia, making it suitable for passenger transport operators, entrepreneurs, and businesses looking to reduce daily transportation expenses.
Urban Mobility Focus
Three-wheelers designed for dense city routes and commercial workloads.
Nationwide Availability
Distribution through Horra's automotive network across Ethiopia.
Driver-Friendly Design
Practical features that support comfort, cargo capacity, and daily reliability.
Horra Max 7 Electric Three-Wheeler in Ethiopia
As part of Horra Corporate Group, Horra Max 7 is supported by access to spare parts, after-sales service, maintenance support, and fleet solutions, helping operators keep their vehicles running and their businesses moving.
Our Capabilities
Quality Assurance
Structured inspection and testing processes ensure every unit meets safety, performance, and durability standards.
After-Sales Support
Service networks and parts availability help owners keep fleets running with minimal downtime.
Sustainable Mobility
Electric and efficient transport solutions reduce emissions while improving access for communities and businesses.
Local Manufacturing
In-country assembly creates jobs, transfers skills, and strengthens Ethiopia's automotive supply chain.
Fleet Solutions
Purpose-built models support urban transit, logistics, and last-mile delivery across growing cities.
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