Micromobility Industries

🚲 Beyond GPS: How Connected E-Bikes Are Changing Fleet Management Knowing where an e-bike is only tells part of the story. For fleet operators, knowing how it’s being used, whether it’s generating revenue and what condition it’s in can make a real difference to the business. We look at how Van der Linde, a family-run rental business, and Friiway, a premium e-bike subscription platform in the US, are using Bosch eBike Systems' connected e-bike technology to tackle everyday fleet challenges. 🇳🇱 Van der Linde compares bike movement with rental records to identify unregistered rentals and recover lost revenue. 🇺🇸 friiway has improved bike recovery and reduced its reported theft loss rate, helping protect the value of its premium e-bike fleet. Connected data also helps operators check battery condition and provide buyers with more information when refurbished bikes are resold. These examples show how connected e-bikes can help operators manage costs, protect their assets, and get more value from each bike throughout its working life. https://lnkd.in/grUwjx8H

🚲 From Connected Bikes to Connected Business Connected bikes generate valuable data throughout their lifecycle. But how can OEMs, dealers, and tourism organizations turn that data into new revenue opportunities? Join our upcoming webinar to explore how Bosch’s Connected Biking platform helps businesses turn connected bike data into actionable insights, build stronger customer relationships, and unlock new revenue streams. 🎙️ Featuring 👉 Bastian Kneissl, Entrepreneur at Bosch eBike Systems 👉 Arjan Vlaskamp, Head of MaaS Platform at allride. Moderator: Prabin Joel Jones, CEO, Micromobility Industries 📅 October 28, 2026 🕓 4 PM CET The session will include real-world examples, practical use cases, and an interactive Q&A. https://lnkd.in/gVQVq-Un

🚲 Bikeshare Is Having a Moment: Why Now, What Next? Bikeshare is growing, ridership is rising, and cities are giving it a bigger role in their transportation networks. But sustaining that momentum will take more than putting more bikes on the street. At Micromobility America 2026, leaders from Toronto Parking Authority, San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency (SFMTA), Lime, and Lyft will discuss what’s driving the growth of bikeshare and what it will take to scale further. From the rise of e-bikes and public funding to better operations and stronger transit integration, the panel will explore the opportunities and challenges shaping the next chapter of bikeshare. 🎤 Meet the speakers • Mathew Varsava - Director of Bike Share and Micro Mobility, Toronto Parking Authority • Adrian Leung - Bikeshare Program Manager, San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency (SFMTA) • Monica DiLullo - Senior Regional Lead, Government Relations, US Southwest, Lime • Dominick Tribone - Head of Market Operations, Lyft Urban Solutions 🎙️ Moderator: Catherina Gioino, News Editor at Fortune Magazine. Join us at Micromobility America 2026 to hear from the people helping shape the future of bikeshare. 📅 November 11 📍 Ride Stage MMA 2026 ⏱️ 1:54 PM https://lnkd.in/gpFmeDAs

🛴 Voi’s Q3 revenue rose 53% to €88.2M as profitability improves! Voi Technology reported strong third-quarter results, with revenue rising 53% year-on-year to €88.2 million and EBIT more than doubling to €16.9 million. Key highlights from Q3 2026 👉 Revenue rose 53% to €88.2M 👉 Rides reached 53.2M, up from 37.4M a year earlier 👉 Adjusted EBITDA grew 90% to €31M 👉 Fleet expanded 40% to 178.8k active vehicles 👉 Revenue per vehicle per day rose 10% to €5.36 Commenting on the results, Fredrik Hjelm, Co-Founder and CEO of Voi, said, “Our business model works better than ever. Cities are getting better at selecting trusted operators, and professionalised services are being rewarded by both cities and riders. We are only getting started.” In September, Voi also secured a new €150M revolving credit facility and completed the early redemption of its outstanding bonds. https://lnkd.in/gGQtjsSk

How do you grow a shared micromobility business that grows rapidly while staying profitable? At Micromobility Europe 2026 in Berlin, Ryde Technology CEO Tobias W. Balchen joined Prabin Joel Jones for a fireside chat on the strategy behind Ryde’s growth. From bootstrapping and in-house operations to entering Germany and financing fleet expansion, Tobias shares how Ryde has built its business differently from many of its competitors. The conversation covers: 👉 Why Ryde prioritises profitability over hypergrowth 👉 How in-house operations improve vehicle quality and efficiency 👉 Why a lean headquarters and internal talent development matter 👉 How Ryde is approaching Germany and its next phase of expansion 👉 What Lime’s IPO filing reveals about the opportunity in e-bikes 👉 Why Ryde aims to become Europe’s largest micromobility operator within five years https://lnkd.in/gjcnm5uP

Ryde Expands Its E-Bikes Fleet Across Europe 🚲 Ryde Technology is adding e-bikes to its shared micromobility fleet in Germany and Sweden, with more cities in the Nordics next in line. The Norwegian operator has launched e-bikes in Wuppertal, Lübeck and Helsingborg, with Växjö, Malmö, Asker and Bærum expected to follow. Riders can find both e-scooters and e-bikes in the same Ryde app, using the same account, pricing and passes. The move builds on Ryde’s e-bike trials and plans shared earlier this year. The company now aims to make e-bikes a bigger part of its fleet, with a long-term goal of ordering as many e-bikes as e-scooters within a few years. We look at why Ryde is making the shift, how cities are shaping its rollout and what it means for the company’s move towards a multimodal shared mobility model. https://lnkd.in/g-b-_9MQ