Vogel's tephrosia, a plant known for its wide distribution, is native to parts of Africa, flourishing across various regions of the continent. Beyond its native range, vogel's tephrosia has been introduced to portions of Asia and the Americas, adapting to new environments. In places such as Southeast Asia and Latin America, vogel's tephrosia establishes presence and has been noted to possibly influence local ecosystems. Particularly in East Africa, vogel's tephrosia is sometimes thought to be invasive, suggesting that it may have an impact on ecosystems there. The plant's global footprint is characterized by its adaptability and survival in a range of climates.