Nairobi City commuter service bus company, Citi Hoppa, has expanded its transportation solutions with the addition of 24 new Isuzu NQR buses to its fleet. The fleet will be named “G20 Design” in honour of City Hopper Ltd’s 20 years since inception in 2004.
The Ksh175 million investment is part of City Hopper’s plan to modernise its fleet and offer passengers top-tier service, safe and comfortable travel.
During the flagging off of the fleet at TMD Ruaka, City Hopper’s Operations Director, Mr Githaiga Weru, announced the new Isuzu NQR 33-seater buses will offer one free ride to commuters from KenCom stage, Nairobi CBD, to different destinations including Kawangware, Kenyatta, and Ngumo.
“Today’s flag-off demonstrates our pursuit for the highest standards of safety, comfort, and efficiency in our business through our long-time relationship with Isuzu East Africa,” Mr Weru said. “We continue to envision transforming Nairobi City transportation, becoming the benchmark for future transport in Kenya, providing a premium quality city transport network that is accessible and available to all commuters, and leading in providing value enhancement services.”
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In the two decades since its inception, City Hopper has achieved numerous milestones that have shaped its growth, enhanced services, and reinforced its commitment to excellence in public transportation. These moments reflect the company’s journey of continuous improvement, innovation, and dedication to serving our community, he said.
Speaking at the event, Isuzu East Africa Director of Sales and Marketing, Mr Wanjohi Kangangi, highlighted the deal and the customer relationships as a demonstration of the company’s purpose statement of being a leader in transport solutions, earning customers for life, and carrying out sustainable business.
“Sustainability is at the core of Isuzu EA’s business strategy and ensures we meet the needs of our customers through product and after-sales services. We are proud to be part of City Hopper’s journey in building a sustainable business and attaining their 20-year milestone,” said Mr Kangangi.
TMD Managing Director, Mr George Wambugu, said the Isuzu dealership network is an integral part of Isuzu East Africa’s business. With an extensive reach in East Africa, they drive the accomplishment of Isuzu East Africa’s objectives.
“Isuzu has also been strategic in strengthening its dealership footprint across East Africa, enhancing after-sales service and being customer-centric. Today’s achievement is a demonstration of our delivery on the promise that Isuzu makes in enabling it to scale and reach its customers,” Mr Wambugu said.
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