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Volocopter is building the world’s first sustainable and scalable urban air mobility business to bring affordable air taxi services to megacities worldwide.
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Volocopter is building the world’s first sustainable and scalable urban air mobility business to bring affordable air taxi services to megacities worldwide.
Ampler Bikes, an e-bike producer, has announced that its revenue grew 115 per cent in 2020 as compared to the previous year while recording a year-end profit.
nd Industrial Investments BV, part of international private equity company nd Group BV, had acquired a majority stake in Next.e.GO in 2020.
The new investment comes a month after Lime announced its plans to add electric mopeds to its platform, with an aim to serve longer-distance trips between two-to-five miles.
Fastned aims to accelerate the transition to electric mobility by giving freedom to electric drivers.
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The Dutch startup Felyx is an electric scooter company that forayed into the last mile mobility sector back in 2016. It offers ride-sharing services in three Netherland cities and it also expanded its services to Belgium, in 2019. Felyx has now procured a notable €24M in its series A investment round.
Tau was founded in 2014 by Francesco Taiariol and Filippo Veglia, and deals with the copper and steel core of electric motors.
Ever since the pandemic, the travel sector, especially last mile mobility, has gone through a metamorphosis.
UFODrive develops an app for a fast and easy car rental experience.
Wallbox is an energy management company that manufactures smart charging solutions for electric vehicles.
Back in December, Voi Technology, a Swedish micro-mobility startup, raised around €132M to cement its position within Europe’s rapidly evolving micro-mobility transportation sector.