Pastor Chris Oyakhilome, founder and president of Christ Embassy, has unveiled a range of electric vehicles reportedly developed under the ministry’s innovation initiatives at the ongoing NEU 2026 event.
The unveiling, which has attracted attention across social media, was highlighted in a report shared by PraiseWorld Radio and other online platforms. Footage and posts circulating online show the vehicles being presented as part of Christ Embassy’s growing emphasis on technology, creativity and innovation.
The electric vehicles reportedly include models identified as the Falcon, Passion and OG series, with the presentation generating excitement among members of the ministry and observers of the event.
The development represents an unusual intersection of faith-based ministry and technological innovation, particularly as electric mobility continues to attract global attention because of its potential to reduce dependence on conventional fossil-fuel-powered vehicles.
Pastor Chris has over the years positioned Christ Embassy, also known as LoveWorld, as a ministry with a strong emphasis on media, communication and technology. The ministry operates internationally and has developed extensive media and digital platforms for its religious activities. Its official website continues to feature Pastor Chris’s programmes, prayer meetings and other ministry activities.
The electric-car unveiling therefore adds another dimension to the ministry’s public profile, with supporters describing the development as evidence of innovation and a forward-looking approach.
Social media reactions have also focused on the appearance and branding of the vehicles, while some posts have described the development as part of what they call “LoveWorld exceptionalism.”
However, details such as the vehicles’ manufacturing location, technical specifications, battery capacity, driving range, production scale, pricing and whether they are intended for commercial sale have not been independently established in the available reports reviewed for this story.
The presentation at NEU 2026 is nevertheless expected to generate further conversation about the role religious organisations can play in technological development, entrepreneurship and innovation.
For Christ Embassy, the unveiling further reinforces the ministry’s longstanding association with modern media and technology. The church, founded by Oyakhilome, has grown from its beginnings in Nigeria into an international Christian ministry with extensive media operations.
As more details emerge about the electric vehicles, attention is likely to shift from the spectacle of the unveiling to questions about their technology, manufacturing process, intended market and possible impact on Africa’s emerging electric-mobility sector.
Source: PraiseWorld Radio / Instagram
