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Driver income & vehicle ownership
Our lease-to-own and rent-to-earn EV programme lifts driver earnings from ₦75,000 to ₦500,000 a month, and puts vehicle ownership within reach for the first time.
SDG 1: No poverty
Driving change across Nigeria
Mobility that lifts people and protects the planet.
We believe every journey should create opportunity for drivers, for women, and for communities. Here is the impact Muvment by Autogirl is building.
60+
Women trained free
567%
Driver income growth
200+
Drivers empowered
7
SDGs addressed
#1
EV fleet on ride-hailing in Nigeria
₦500k
Average monthly driver income with Muvment, up from ₦75,000
60+
Women trained free in driving, mechanics and affiliate sales
Nigeria's 1st
Large-scale EV fleet deployed on ride-hailing platforms
3 managers
Programme graduates promoted to management within one year
200+
Drivers empowered through our lease-to-own & rent to earn programme
What we stand for
Four pillars of lasting impact
Every programme we run is anchored to a real-world problem and a measurable outcome.
02
Clean mobility & carbon reduction
Electric cars placed directly on ride-hailing apps cut carbon per kilometre and widen clean mobility across Lagos, displacing about 660kg of CO₂ a day.
SDG 7: Clean energySDG 11: Sustainable citiesSDG 13: Climate action
03
Autowomen Empowerment Programme
With partners like UAC and Ayomatics Mechanics, 60 women trained free in driving, car repair, and affiliate sales, with paid internships. Three won cash grants, seven became team leads, and three made manager within a year.
SDG 4: Quality educationSDG 5: Gender equalitySDG 8: Decent work
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Female Drivers Outreach
A community outreach spotlighting female drivers in one of Nigeria's toughest professions. We shared their stories, amplified their voices, and gave cash gifts and food packages as direct welfare support.
SDG 5: Gender equalitySDG 10: Reduced inequalities
Impact in focus
Stories from the ground
Grants, electric fleets, and workshop training. Each programme shows up in real rooms, on real roads, with people we are proud to stand beside.
Partnership & grants
AutoWomen Empowerment Grant
We celebrated women advancing in mobility. Three recipients each received ₦250,000 toward their goals, surrounded by teammates including representatives from our electric vehicle driver programme.
Grant presentation · Lagos - July 16, 2025
Fleet & livelihoods
Electric vehicle drivers
Uniformed drivers stand with Nigeria's first large-scale EV fleet on ride-hailing platforms, a visible commitment to professional earnings, lower running costs, and clean kilometres across Lagos.
Muvment EV fleet · driver rollout - July 16, 2025
Skills & hands-on training
Women at the workshop
Through the Autowomen Empowerment Programme, women train alongside our partners in active workshops, gaining technical confidence and employable skills.
Autowomen trainees · workshop placement - September 17, 2024
The economic case
From ₦75k to ₦500k
a month.
Access to a vehicle isn't a luxury; it's infrastructure. Our lease-to-own model gives drivers the tool they need to build real income, with a clear pathway to ownership.
Before Muvment
₦75,000
+567% income growth
With Muvment
₦500,000
Average monthly driver earnings. Pathway to vehicle ownership included.
Lease-to-own
Drivers earn from day one while steadily working toward ownership, no large upfront capital required.
Electric vehicles
Lower fuel and maintenance costs than ICE vehicles mean more of every fare stays in the driver's pocket.
Ride-hailing ready
Vehicles are placed directly on Bolt, Uber and other platforms; drivers start earning immediately.
Real outcomes
The people behind
the numbers
Autowomen graduate
“I came in not knowing how to check a tyre pressure. I left with a certification, an internship, and a team to lead.”
Gift Eboyi
Outcome: One of 7 graduates promoted to team lead across Nigerian automotive organisations within 12 months of completing the programme.
Female driver outreach
“Nobody asks how we're doing. They just ask where we're going. Muvment actually stopped to listen.”
Mrs Lilian O.
Outcome: Stories spotlighted publicly to shift perception of women in professional driving. Cash gifts and food packages provided as direct welfare support.
Driver income journey
“I used to borrow a car and give most of what I earned back to the owner. Now I'm driving toward owning mine. I can pay my children's school fees and feed my family. Thank you Muvment.”
Mark Abuh
Outcome: Drivers on the Muvment lease-to-own programme earn an average of ₦500,000 monthly (up from ₦75,000) with a clear path to ownership.
UN Sustainable Development Goals
Our SDG alignment
Every programme we run is directly mapped to global development goals, because local impact and global accountability are not separate ambitions.
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No poverty
Driver income from ₦75k → ₦500k/month
4
Quality education
Free certified skills training for women
5
Gender equality
Autowomen programme & female driver outreach
7
Clean energy
EV fleet replacing fossil fuel ride-hailing vehicles
8
Decent work
Lease-to-own model and paid internships
10
Reduced inequalities
Expanding income access for underserved drivers
11
Sustainable cities
Low-carbon urban mobility infrastructure
13
Climate action
Displacing ICE vehicles on Lagos ride-hailing apps
Ride with purpose
Every ride moves someone forward.
Book a Muvment ride today and put your everyday journeys behind cleaner mobility, higher driver incomes, and women building careers in transport.