QuickFleet runs same-day delivery on electric motorcycles in Abuja, with battery-swap hubs and a record for every parcel. We shaped the business with its founders, then designed and built the brand, the app and the website.
- Industry
- Logistics / Electric mobility
- Location
- Abuja, Nigeria
- Scope
- Strategy, Brand, Motion, Product, Website, Operations
- Stage
- Pre-launch
- Year
- 2026
- Live
- quickfleet.co
A brand that looks as dependable as the promise.
Deep navy and purple carry the trust; teal and mint carry everything electric. The Q sends an arrow out of the circle, a parcel on its way. A layered-line illustration style explains the network one idea at a time, from the battery to the record.
- Deep
#0C0730 - Purple
#22184A - Teal
#0A997D - White
#FFFFFF - Mint
#6FD9C1
The whole system, in under thirty seconds.
A launch film that runs the mark, the palette, the website, the app and the bikes. The same motion language carries into the site, where sections build in as you scroll.
One parcel, from home to the door.
The price is shown before booking and locked at pickup, the rider is named and on the map, and the receiver closes the delivery with a four-digit code from a text link, without the app.
“SOUL covered every side of QuickFleet: the branding, the product and the app. All of it came back excellent, and one team this strong made the whole build easier.”
Sani Garba Mamman, CEO, QuickFleet
- 01Start from home
One button to send a parcel. Every rider is vetted and tracked to the door.
- 02Know who’s coming
A named rider on the map, one minute away, with a number you can call.
- 03Proof at the door
The receiver confirms with a four-digit code from a text link, and gets a receipt.
A site that answers what a customer asks first.
What it costs, who comes and how it’s proved. Each page answers one of those, from the bikes and the hubs to the app, and a waitlist sorts customers, businesses and riders ahead of launch.
Batteries swap. Parcels never wait.
Battery-swap hubs, three to five in every city, close to where deliveries start. A rider swaps a flat battery for a charged one in minutes, so a parcel never waits on a charger, and the riders are QuickFleet’s own: trained, uniformed and on its machines.
- WebsiteLive
- Customer appDesigned
- First cityAbuja
- 01Arrive
A rider rolls in with a flat battery.
- 02Swap
A charged one goes in. Minutes, not hours.
- 03Ride
Back on the road while the hub charges the flat one.
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