GuyWay Launches 52-Tesla Electric Transport Service in Guyana

GuyWay has launched in Guyana with a fleet of 52 Tesla vehicles, becoming a major private-sector bet on electric transport in Georgetown and beyond. Prime Minister Mark Phillips welcomed the investment, but the service’s success will depend on reliable electricity, charging stations, trained technicians and road conditions as the country’s EV market expands.

Guyana’s expanding economy has attracted a new electric vehicle transport service, Guyway, which launched with 52 Tesla vehicles serving Georgetown and the country’s two main airports. Prime Minister Mark Phillips said the investment reflects private-sector confidence, while the company says it aims to offer safer, more reliable and sustainable transport as demand grows.

Guyana’s new GuyWay electric transport service has launched with 52 Tesla cars already operating in Georgetown and on airport routes, with more than 100 additional EVs expected. Prime Minister Phillips said the rollout supports jobs, better services and the country’s push toward electric mobility, as the government expands charging stations and keeps tax incentives in place.