TVS Partner Enviable Tricycle To Boost Commercial Transport In Nigeria

TVS Motor Company has entered into a strategic partnership with Enviable Tricycle Auto Parts Ltd to strengthen the distribution of its products across Nigeria’s commercial transport sector.

Under the agreement, Enviable Tricycle Auto Parts Ltd, a mobility and automotive solutions company with an expanding nationwide distribution network, will serve as an official distributor of TVS products in the country.

The partnership is expected to deepen TVS Motor Company’s footprint in Nigeria while improving access to its global product range and after-sales services for two-wheeler and three-wheeler users, particularly commercial tricycle operators, popularly known as “Keke” riders.

As part of the deal, both companies will roll out new exclusive 3S facilities — Sales, Service and Spare Parts — in key locations across the country to enhance customer experience and ensure the availability of genuine TVS products.

Speaking on the development, the Regional Business Head, West Africa II of TVS Motor Company, Prashant Sanglikar, described Nigeria as a key market for the company, noting that it has remained a stronghold for its operations in the region.

“Our focus continues building a scalable footprint in the region, strengthening customer experience, and creating sustainable long-term value with evolving global mobility ecosystems,” Sanglikar said.

Also speaking, the Founder and Chief Executive Officer of Enviable Group/Enviable Tricycle Auto Parts Ltd, Chukwuemeka Enviable Ituma, described the partnership as a major milestone for the company.

“This partnership is a defining moment for Enviable Tricycle Auto Parts Ltd. It reflects our growing role as a key execution partner in Nigeria’s mobility ecosystem,” he said.

“By combining our nationwide distribution capabilities with TVS Motor Company’s globally trusted product portfolio, we are positioned to deliver improved access, stronger service reach, and enhanced value to customers across the country,” he added.