EVRaid is a leading deep-tech company in Egypt, specializing in electric mobility solutions and EV systems. Founded in Cairo's Smart Village in 2025, the company has a clear vision: to boost Egypt's ability to design and manufacture EV technology locally, reducing reliance on imports. This aligns perfectly with global shifts towards environmental sustainability and a greener future.
EVRaid offers a full range of innovative and efficient engineering products and solutions. These include advanced Battery Packs designed for various vehicles, and smart Battery Management Systems (BMS) that ensure optimal performance and battery life. They also provide highly efficient electric motors, Powertrain systems, and Inverters to regulate power and support motor operation. Beyond hardware, EVRaid delivers integrated engineering solutions with embedded software and advanced cybersecurity. Their solutions are versatile, serving light vehicles, scooters, small electric carts, and energy storage systems. This shows the company's capability to provide comprehensive hardware and software solutions for both local and regional market needs.
Strategic Vision
EVRaid focuses on three main strategic pillars: leading the shift towards electric mobility in line with national green transformation initiatives, offering integrated hardware and software solutions for various EV applications, and reducing carbon emissions to boost environmental sustainability in the transport sector. This vision highlights the company's commitment to local innovation and its ability to compete regionally.
Partnerships and Alliances
The company works within a broad industrial ecosystem to strengthen public-private cooperation. This includes partnerships like the Alexandria Alliance for Smart and Sustainable Transport, which supports low-emission transportation, and a strategic partnership with Aero EV to develop batteries and electric powertrains for light vehicles, supporting Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs). These alliances reflect EVRaid's strategy to localize the EV value chain in Egypt.
Local Innovations: LADRIX
In a pioneering move, EVRaid announced LADRIX | EVRaid Batteries, the first lithium-ion batteries made entirely in Egypt. They plan for mass production by January 2026. These batteries feature local control technology and embedded software, backed by comprehensive after-sales services to ensure lasting performance and market trust. This achievement marks a significant step towards localizing the EV industry and increasing Egypt's independence in clean energy technology.
Experienced Leadership
Sherif Diab, the CEO, leads the company with extensive experience in engineering and EV systems. The advisory board is supported by Dr. Magued Ghoneima, who helps accelerate innovation and transfer technology from research to industrial applications. This leadership demonstrates EVRaid's ability to turn local innovation into practical, applicable solutions, putting Egypt on the regional electric mobility map.
EVRaid contributes to localizing the EV industry, developing smart and sustainable transport infrastructure, and designing advanced technology locally to boost the competitiveness of the Egyptian and regional markets. Through these initiatives, the company proves its focus isn't just on products, but on building a complete ecosystem for a sustainable electric vehicle industry.
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