Thursday, May 21, 2026

Ethiopost, Dodai steps into the future of sustainable deliveries

As part of its commitment to technological advancement and strategic innovation, Ethiopost announced its exclusive partnership with Dodai Manufacturing PLC (“Dodai”). Through this collaboration, Ethiopost continues its legacy of “Post for everyone,” further emphasizing its intent to evolve into a technology-driven service provider and setting a new standard in sustainable delivery solutions.
Dodai’s e-motorbikes, which stand central to this partnership, are powered by a 3.6kWh capacity lithium battery, delivering a remarkable 120-150 km range on a single charge. With a battery lifespan three times longer than traditional lead-acid batteries, Dodai’s advanced features play a crucial role in Ethiopost’s decision for this collaboration.
Hanna Arayaselassie, CEO of Ethiopost, said “At Ethiopost, our century-long journey has always been about adapting and innovating. Partnering with Dodai signifies our commitment to a cleaner future and our ambition to incorporate cutting-edge technologies into our delivery solutions.”
Yuma Sasaki, CEO of Dodai Manufacturing PLC also said, “This collaboration with Ethiopost is a testament to Dodai’s vision for sustainable e-mobility. Together, we’re not just shaping the future of deliveries in Addis Ababa but also setting a precedent for the rest of the country.”

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