Plans for region’s first city for EV makers


The design and construction tendering process will be during the 2011/22 fiscal year, said KPA’s general manager Yousef al-Abdullah al-Sabah. (File pic shows an EV. - Reuters)

DUBAI: Kuwait Ports Authority (KPA) has approved a proposal to build the Middle East’s first city to serve electric vehicle (EV) manufacturers, the authority said in a statement yesterday.

The statement does not make clear where the project, called EV City, will be located.

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