The Founder of Christ Embassy, Pastor Chris Oyakhilome, has unveiled a range of electric vehicles under the Tsion brand at the LoveWorld New Economy Unveiling 2026 in Lagos.
The unveiling is part of the LoveWorld New Economy initiative, which focuses on trade, artificial intelligence, digital finance and energy.
Oyakhilome presented several Tsion models, including the Falcon, Passion, Vision, OG Series and Vision Coupe. He explained that “OG” means “Of God” and noted that some design elements, including the steering wheels, were still being refined.
According to Oyakhilome, a wider rollout of the vehicles is scheduled for November, with developers from different countries expected to participate in the project.
The unveiling has generated widespread reactions online, with discussions centred on innovation, manufacturing, affordability and the potential impact of the project on Nigeria’s automotive industry.
Supporters described the initiative as an example of a faith-based institution venturing into industrial development, technology and job creation, while others praised the expansion of the LoveWorld brand from media and music into the technology space.
However, critics have called for more details about the production process, ownership structure and whether the vehicles will be manufactured or assembled in Nigeria.
Members of the public have also sought information on the price, driving range, production location, technical specifications and availability of the Tsion vehicles.
Christ Embassy has not yet released specific details on pricing, production location or the full technical specifications of the vehicles.
With the planned November rollout approaching, attention is expected to focus on these details as the Tsion electric vehicle brand moves closer to the market.
