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⏳ The Final Stretch! Just 2 Days Until Micromobility America
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⏳ The Final Stretch! Just 2 Days Until Micromobility AmericaRTD and Veo Make First-Mile Rides Free for Two Station, Inside Philadelphia’s Shared Micromobility Scene, Lectric Gives Its XP4 Three Limited-Edition Makeovers, and more...
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2 Days to Go for Micromobility America 2026! $949 Ticket Ends Today.🎟️ Get your $949 ticket before the tickets are all gone! This offer ends today. Join the micromobility community in San Francisco on November 11–12. Book your pass today! Get an additional 20% discount using this link Meet Our Partners Powering Micromobility America 2026
Meet the partners and exhibitors of Micromobility America 2026! Archetrike’s New Vision for Rightsized Mobility
Mark Frohnmayer, founder of Arcimoto, returns with his new venture, Archetrike, to rethink personal mobility. Building on decades of ultra-efficient three-wheeled vehicle development in the Pacific Northwest, Archetrike is advancing the vision of rightsized mobility for everyday trips. His keynote will introduce two new vehicle platforms, KTT and the 8150N, designed around efficiency, practicality and the joy of movement. Join Mark at Micromobility America 2026 to discover what’s next for personal mobility. 📅 November 12 | 10:32 AM | Ride Stage Five Startups Pitching the Future of Micromobility
The Startup Arena at Micromobility America 2026 will showcase five emerging companies bringing fresh ideas to the industry. Meet velo.ai, GLYDZ, Bike Fácil, Mahalo, and Skyhook Solar as they present innovations spanning AI-powered bike safety, wearable electric mobility, smart infrastructure, post-purchase support, and solar-powered charging. The pitches offer a look at new technologies and solutions shaping the next chapter of micromobility. Catch the founders in action and discover what’s next for the industry. 📅 November 12 | 9:10 AM | 📍 Ride Stage, Palace of Fine Arts The Lime x MMI After PartyWe’ll wrap up Day 1 with a group ride from the Palace of Fine Arts to Lime HQ, followed by the official Lime x MMI After Party.
🛴 Group ride: 5:30 PM (PST)
Spots are limited, so if you haven’t RSVP’d yet, now’s a good time! Check your event ticket email for the RSVP link. City CallThe City of Omaha is officially seeking proposals from qualified operators for our Electric Shared Scooter Program. We are looking for an innovative micromobility partner to help us provide safe, accessible, and sustainable transportation options across the city, reduce traffic congestion, and expand last-mile transit connectivity. Interested operators can review the full requirements, submit questions and submit a proposal through the procurement portal at https://douglascountypurchasing.ionwave.net/ Look for Solicitation ID: CI-2026-0137. Click Here for Full RFP Have a micromobility RFP or city update to share? Get in touch with us at hello@micromobility.io and reach 70k+ subscribers at no cost and connect with operators looking for their next opportunity.
What You Need to Know Today. . .Got an Idea for a Modular EV? ENVO Wants to See It
ENVO Drive Systems has reopened its Next Move design competition, inviting participants to develop new uses for its modular Utility Personal Transporter (UPT), a platform that can be configured into more than 18 vehicle types. Three concepts will be showcased at CES 2027, while the overall winner will receive an ENVO D50 or ST50 e-bike. Entries close February 15, 2027, and the competition builds on an earlier round that attracted 382 submissions from 34 countries. $360M in Revenue and a $1B Milestone: Lime’s Q3 2026
Lime reported Q3 2026 revenue of $360.6m, up 20%YoY, taking its trailing 12-month revenue above $1B for the first time. Its operational fleet grew 26% to 447.2k vehicles, but revenue per vehicle per day fell 5% to $8.77, while adjusted EBITDA margin slipped from 35.4% to 32.8%. Lime maintained its full-year revenue outlook but cut its adjusted EBITDA forecast to $253-255m, reflecting higher costs and continued investment in fleet expansion and subscriptions.
Inside Philadelphia’s Shared Micromobility Scene
Philadelphia’s Indego bikeshare recorded more than 1.3m trips in 2025, reaching 300 stations across the city. Launched in 2015 with 600 bikes and 60 stations, the system was designed from the outset to serve low-income communities. While the city has held back on legalising shared e-scooters, Indego continues to expand, with 40 new stations and 800 additional docks planned for 2026.
Fleet on the street. Product on the shelf. Risk at every turn. Christensen Group Insurance - smarter insurance placement for shared micromobility operators and manufacturers alike. Nilan Johnson Lewis - legal services built for the whole industry. RTD and Veo Make First-Mile Rides Free
Denver’s Regional Transportation District (RTD) is funding a $122,554 pilot that gives transit riders free first-mile trips on Veo scooters and e-bikes to the University of Denver and Knox stations. Launched in September 2026 and running through December 2027, the program covers both the unlock fee and ride cost, provided users park devices in designated geofenced zones around station bike racks. The initiative aims to make transit easier to access while reducing improperly parked scooters around stations. It is part of RTD’s Partnership Program, which allocated a record $6m this year to support local mobility and transit projects. UK to Bring Shared E-Bike Schemes Under National Rules
The UK government is proposing a national licensing framework that would give local authorities greater control over shared e-bike operators, including Lime, Voi, Dott, Forest and Beryl. Proposed standards cover parking, fleet sizes, maintenance and rider behaviour, with potential new powers to set operator fees and require data sharing. The consultation runs until December 31, 2026, as the government looks to address inconsistent local rules while making shared cycling safer and easier to manage. Lectric Gives Its XP4 Three Limited-Edition Makeovers
Lectric has introduced three limited-edition versions of its XP4 folding e-bike, each with a different matte finish and accessory package tailored to commuting, everyday use and outdoor adventures. The District, Jubilee and Ridge editions are priced at $1,399 and come with a 750W motor, hydraulic disc brakes, an 8-speed Shimano drivetrain and a torque sensor. Each also includes a purpose-built accessory kit, ranging from waterproof pannier bags and cargo racks to a fishing rod holder. The launch gives buyers a more fully equipped XP4, with all three editions available in limited quantities.
These belt-driven e-bikes are all you need
Belt drives offer a quieter, cleaner, lower-maintenance alternative to traditional chains, with no oiling or regular cleaning required. Ride Review compares five e-bikes priced from $899 to $6.4k, exploring whether the added cost makes sense for everyday commuters. Will Regenerative Braking Solve The Range Problem?
Regenerative braking can recover around 5-10% of battery charge by converting braking energy into electricity. Ride Review looks at five e-bikes with the technology, from the $1,799 Aventon Pace 5 REC to the $15.5k Mondraker Zendit XR, and finds its biggest benefits in hilly terrain and stop-start city riding, where it can also reduce brake wear. Are Rear-Hub Motors Totally Irrelevant In 2026?
Rear-hub motors remain a practical, lower-cost option for everyday e-bikes, offering good range, simpler maintenance and less strain on the drivetrain. Ride Review compares five models priced from $1,399 to $2,499, showing why hub motors still make sense for urban riding, even as mid-drive systems gain popularity. Their main limitation is steep climbs, where mid-drives have the advantage. Got your micromobility moment to share? Email us at press@micromobility.io Loving the vibe? Hop on and ride with us! Subscribe! You're currently a free subscriber to The Micromobility Newsletter. For the full experience, upgrade your subscription.
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