Case 1 Overview
This report is the outcome of a paid overseas market research assignment conducted for a Korean company to identify importers in Bangladesh's mobility and energy sectors. It maps and profiles importers of electric vehicles (EVs), secondary batteries, solar panels, and energy storage systems (ESS).
Bangladesh's mobility and energy market is emerging as a high-potential segment, with annual growth exceeding 20%, supported by government green-transition policies, urgent power-supply needs, and rising demand for improved urban transport.
Profiles of Major Importers
| Company | Segment | Annual Imports | Main Sources | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Runner Motors | EVs and electric motorcycles | $30M+ | China and India | Leader in electric motorcycles |
| Akij Motors | EVs and electric three-wheelers | $20M+ | China | Strong in Dhaka three-wheeler EVs |
| Rahimafrooz | Batteries and solar | $50M+ | China, Korea, India | Large energy conglomerate |
| Energypac | Solar and ESS | $25M+ | China and Germany | Major solar EPC player |
| Navana Solar | Solar panels | $15M+ | China and India | Active in IDCOL projects |
| Green Delta | EV imports and distribution | $10M+ | China | New market entrant |
Mobility and Energy Segment Analysis
Buyer Engagement Strategy
Importer Contact Flow
Bangladesh's mobility and energy sectors are expanding at more than 20% annually, driven by green-transition demand and continued investment in power infrastructure. Korean companies should use their strengths in batteries, solar, and ESS technologies to build partnerships with high-value buyers such as Rahimafrooz and Runner Motors.