About Precifarm · Kenya

EV charging, battery swapping and private AI, engineered in Kenya.

We survey, finance, install and operate EV charging for homes, fleets and highways, with M-Pesa on every product. Alongside it we build Precifarm's own AI engineering tools, and run research into wireless charging.

What stays true on every site

Charge

Pulse at home today; Pulse+ and Corridor in development and pilot

Swap

Boda Hub battery swapping for electric motorcycles, piloted with partners

M-Pesa

Lipa Pole Pole instalments on the Pulse charger, and session pay

What Precifarm sells

Two pillars: energy infrastructure for electric transport, and AI systems that engineer it.

The commercial beachhead is EV charging we can survey, install and operate. Every product is labelled by what it is today: available, pilot, in development or research.

Precifarm Pulse 7 kW home wallbox with holstered Type 2 cable and green Precifarm branding

Energy infrastructure

EV charging and battery swapping

The Pulse charger is available for homes today. Pulse+ for fleet yards is in development; Corridor DC fast charging and Boda Hub battery swapping are pilots. Wireless charging is a research programme, not a product.

Explore charging
Precifarm engineering system architecture diagram produced with Precifarm's engineering tools

AI systems

Private AI for engineering

The Agent Harness runs open-weight AI models and agent workflows on your own machine, with a person approving every result. It is in development. Precifarm Agent, our hosted engineering assistant, is in early access.

See the AI platform
Precifarm Corridor DC fast charging bay at a Kenyan highway service area with solar canopy and M-Pesa session display
Corridor DC fast charging bay (concept render).

Who we are

Electric vehicles arrived in Kenya before charging and storage could keep up.

Public charging is still fragmented, home installs are often left to the owner, and a weak-grid evening can undo a charge that looked fine at noon.

Precifarm connects grid, solar, storage, charging and M-Pesa so drivers and operators plan around one system instead of guessing at each stop. We do not manufacture vehicles and we do not run fleets.

  • Site survey, grid, solar, storage and charging are engineered as one site, not a charger bolted on afterwards.
  • Lipa Pole Pole and session pay run on M-Pesa, without a bank account.
  • Remote monitoring and three-year aftersale care cover home units we commission.
  • Products in development or research are labelled that way on every page.

How a site gets built

We survey, finance, install and operate every site we commission.

Power, charging, storage, software and Lipa Pole Pole stay with one team from the first visit through daily settlement.

  1. 01

    Survey

    We size the site to the EV, the roof, the feeder and Kenya Power before hardware is quoted.

  2. 02

    Finance

    Buy outright, pay Lipa Pole Pole on M-Pesa, or sign a site contract. Deposit, monthly amount and total are shown up front.

  3. 03

    Install

    Licensed wiring, protection, commissioning and paperwork. A typical Pulse charger installation takes one day.

  4. 04

    Operate

    Remote monitoring, session metering and settlement. A charger that is down is a missed morning.

How we work

We engineer one system, label what is live, and lead with charging we can actually install.

The same operating rules apply from a home wallbox to a highway hub, including a clear line between what is sold and what is still in design.

The system around the charger

Grid, solar, storage, software and M-Pesa are designed with the charger, not added after it is on the wall.

We don't run the vehicles

Precifarm surveys, installs, monitors and settles energy. Operators keep vehicles, riders and dispatch.

Uptime is the product

A charger that is down is a missed morning. Field response and remote monitoring sit behind every unit we commission.

Live versus planned stays honest

Every product is labelled available, pilot, in development or research. Capacity, prototypes and uncommissioned sites are not traction.

What is on sale

The Pulse charger is what we sell today. Everything else is labelled by its stage.

Available means sold and supported now. Pilot means running or being commissioned at named sites. In development means engineered but not released. Research is not a product.

Roles

What Precifarm does, and what partners keep.

From the home wallbox to the highway hub, partners run vehicles and Precifarm runs charging.

Home charging

Precifarm

Survey, install and support the Pulse charger. Lipa Pole Pole on M-Pesa and three-year aftersale care.

Partners

Homeowners provide site access and approve the installation scope.

Fleet charging

Precifarm

Design Pulse+ fleet charging (in development) and Boda Hub swaps, with M-Pesa billing and remote monitoring.

Partners

Fleet and boda operators keep vehicles, riders and dispatch.

Highway hubs

Precifarm

Build, own and operate Corridor charging once sites are commissioned; the first sites are pilots in development. Sell energy and stand behind uptime.

Partners

Site hosts provide land or location rights, and may co-invest where the economics fit.

AI systems

Precifarm

Build the Agent Harness and Precifarm Agent, with deterministic engineering tools and a person approving every result.

Partners

Engineers and companies keep their data and their sign-off.

Tell us which site you want to electrify.

Home survey, fleet yard, highway site, boda swap or private AI: we respond within one business day.