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London-based LAVOIE, a premium e-mobility company backed by McLaren Applied, announced on Thursday that it has acquired bankrupt Amsterdam-based premium e-bike manufacturer VanMoof.
The Netherlands-based Goboony, a peer-to-peer campervan rental, announced on Friday, August 25, that it has merged with its French…
Istanbul-based BinBin, a micro- and shared-mobility provider, announced on Wednesday, August 23, that it has submitted a non-binding offer to acquire bankrupt Amsterdam-based electric bicycle company VanMoof.
Helmond-based Lightyear, a manufacturer of solar-powered cars, is in talks with South Korean enterprise Sunbo for a potential investment of…
Bolt and Wallbox team up to tackle the limited availability of charging options in the Netherlands.
US-based Micromobility.com’s non-binding bid to acquire bankrupt Dutch company VanMoof has been rejected by its trustees.
Amsterdam-based VanMoof, an e-bike manufacturer, has filed for insolvency in the UK. The Dutch company confirmed through an email to its…
Forest envisions a future of affordable and environmentally-friendly mobility services, striving to create healthier and more sustainable urban communities.
London-based ev.energy, an electric vehicle (EV) managed charging software platform, announced on Thursday that it has raised $33M (approximately €29.8M) in a Series B round of funding.
QEV Technologies is part of the energy and environmental challenge that cities confront in transforming urban transportation and last-mile deliveries into more sustainable solutions.
Amsterdam-based e-bike manufacturer VanMoof is now officially bankrupt.
Brussels-based Cowboy, an e-bike company, announced on Thursday, July 13, that it has launched the Bikey App, a free application designed to support VanMoof bike riders amidst the Dutch company's financial struggles.
