LoveWorld has unveiled a series of technology and economic initiatives spanning electric mobility, artificial intelligence, digital finance and commerce, signalling an expansion of its innovation agenda beyond traditional ministry activities.
The initiatives were presented during the New Economy Unveiling 2026 (NEU ‘26), where The Man of God, Pastor Chris Oyakhilome introduced a broader vision for what he described as the “New Economy.”
One of the major highlights of the unveiling was Tsion, a new electric vehicle brand presented under the LoveWorld Kingdom vision.
Several models were showcased, including the Tsion Passion, Falcon series, Vision series, Vision Coupe and the OG series. The Man of God Pastor Chris explained that “OG” represents “Of God.”
The unveiling positions LoveWorld within the growing conversation around electric mobility and technological innovation in Nigeria, where interest in electric vehicles and alternative energy solutions continues to increase.
According to reports from the event, the vehicles are being positioned for the market, although further details about production capacity, pricing and commercial rollout are expected as the project develops.
The New Economy vision also extends beyond automobiles.
Another major initiative unveiled was Tsion Ark, a digital finance, trading and commercial ecosystem. The platform is intended to explore new opportunities in digital finance, commerce and emerging economic technologies.
The presentation also highlighted artificial intelligence and smart technology, with initiatives designed around the integration of AI with digital services and smart devices.
Together, these projects form part of a wider technology-driven vision covering finance, commerce, artificial intelligence, transportation and mobility.
The unveiling represents a notable expansion of LoveWorld’s activities into sectors traditionally associated with technology and enterprise.
Rather than presenting the initiatives as isolated projects, NEU26 placed the electric vehicles, digital finance platforms and AI developments within a broader ecosystem built around what is described as the New Economy.
Beyond the unveiling itself, the initiatives raise the possibility of creating new opportunities for young people, entrepreneurs, innovators and professionals within emerging technology-driven industries. The emphasis on electric mobility, artificial intelligence and digital finance also reflects the growing importance of technology in shaping the future of work, transportation, commerce and everyday life. With further details on production, partnerships, accessibility and commercial deployment expected to emerge, attention will now turn to how these initiatives move from the unveiling stage into practical, scalable solutions that can have an impact both within Nigeria and internationally.
Source:
LN24 International
