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The things people actually ask before applying. If your question is not here, ask us — we would rather answer it than have you guess.
Sonik Drive launches in Abuja first, with a national footprint of four cities planned by Year 3. Apply now and we will contact you as your city opens.
You don't need one. Approved drivers are assigned a certified electric vehicle from the Sonik fleet — there is nothing to buy and no vehicle of your own to maintain.
Yes. Bring your own EV and keep 85% of every fare — Sonik takes a 15% commission rather than assigning you a fleet vehicle.
It depends on your track. Bring your own EV and keep 85% of every fare. Drive a Sonik fleet vehicle and keep 60%, with the remaining 40% covering the vehicle, charging and platform. Fares settle in the app either way, so there is no cash to chase.
A third way to drive with us: lease a Sonik vehicle with a path to owning it outright, paying a flat weekly rental fee instead of a percentage of your fares.
There are none in the usual sense. Electric vehicles cut running costs by around 65% versus petrol, and you charge at Sonik's own solar-powered stations rather than buying fuel.
No. Every approved driver completes our safety training programme, which covers operating and charging the vehicle, before their first ride.
A valid Nigerian driver's licence and the willingness to complete a background check and licensing review. Vehicles are certified to Federal Road Safety Corps standards before they join the fleet.
Ask us anything that is not covered above — there is no obligation attached to applying, and no cost either.