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Voi Hits 2M Rides in its First Year in Glasgow 📈Tyred and PowerShelter Partner on UK Charging Lockers, Lime Offers Free Rides to Get Voters to the Polls, Kevin Talbot Returns to Micromobility America 2026, and more...
Fresh rides, bold takeovers, and everything in between. Micromobility Weekly is your pit stop for the industry’s sharpest twists, turns, and takeovers. Come Ride Along! Hooked but not subscribed? 👀 Now’s the time. You’ll thank yourself later. 12 Days to Go for Micromobility America 2026! Last Chance to Get Your $849 Ticket🎟️ Today is the last day to grab your $849 ticket before prices go up. 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! Segway is Exhibiting at Micromobility America 2026!
Segway Commercial will showcase its latest shared micromobility developments at Booth C20. In September 2026, Segway unveiled four new vehicles in Changzhou, including the R1 e-scooter, C100 and C200 e-bikes, and F100 delivery platform. Segway and Bird have teamed up to bring their next-generation shared e-scooters and e-bikes to North America. Kevin Talbot Returns to Micromobility America 2026
Following his previous keynotes at Micromobility Europe, Kevin Talbot, Co-Founder and Managing Partner at Relay Ventures, returns with “The Long Road to a Short Ride.” Drawing on 25+ years of investment experience, Kevin will explore the future of micromobility and right-sized vehicles. 📅 November 11 | 9:40 AM | Ride Stage [Sponsor/Exhibit] | [Speak at the Event] | [Get A Free City/Media Pass] | [Exhibit as a Startup]
What’s Coming Up?Fireside Chat: Chris Yu, ALSO
At Micromobility America on November 11, ALSO President and Co-Founder Chris Yu will join Micromobility Industries CEO Prabin Joel Jones to discuss ALSO’s vision for smaller electric vehicles and the future of urban mobility. The conversation will explore ALSO’s TM-B e-bike, TM-Q cargo quad, and its ambitions in autonomous delivery, building on partnerships with Amazon and DoorDash. Spun out of Rivian, ALSO is developing an electric vehicle platform designed to move both people and goods. Who Carries the Risk? Managing Liability Across the Last Mile
Insurance costs are rising across shared micromobility. At Micromobility America on November 11, the panel “Who Carries the Risk? Managing Liability Across the Last Mile” will explore liability and risk management across the industry. 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. . .Dott Reports First Positive EBIT in Q3 2026
Dott reported its first quarter of positive EBIT in Q3 2026, posting €3.4m compared with a €7.4m loss a year earlier, while its net loss narrowed to €0.7m. Revenue rose 2% to €55.6m despite a 12% smaller fleet, as rides per vehicle increased 22% and its Direct Market Contribution margin reached a record 45%. The results highlight the impact of Dott’s 45k vehicle fleet refresh, which improved reliability, usage and unit economics. What Minimal is bringing to San Francisco
London-based Minimal will unveil two new platforms at Micromobility America 2026: Pedal 2, a two-wheel electric cargo bike for rapid urban deliveries, and its first autonomous vehicle platform. Both will connect to FleetOS, the company’s fleet management software, as Minimal builds toward an integrated urban delivery network. Its existing four-wheel Pedal 4 already serves UK operators including Royal Mail and Evri, completing 36% more drops per hour than conventional vans on the same route, at 45% lower operating cost. Voi’s Glasgow E-Bike Scheme Hits 2M Rides in Year One
Voi’s first year running Glasgow’s cycle hire scheme has delivered 2m rides, a 639% increase over the previous docked scheme across comparable months. Since replacing mostly pedal bikes and fixed docking stations with an all-electric fleet and marked street parking bays in November 2025, monthly rides have climbed above 300k, peaking at 333,015 in August 2026. With around 1,040 active e-bikes, the scheme now records roughly 10 rides per bike per day, with Voi seeing further room to grow.
Lime Offers Free Rides to Get Voters to the Polls
Lime and nonpartisan civic-engagement organization HeadCount are teaming up to make getting to the polls easier for US voters. Through November 3, riders in participating Lime-served communities can use code VOTE26 for two free 30-minute rides to polling places, early voting sites or ballot drop boxes, where available. The partnership also supports HeadCount volunteers with free rides through December 31 and its VoteHBCU program in the Washington, D.C., area, highlighting how shared bikes and scooters can help address transportation barriers to civic participation. Tyred and PowerShelter Partner on UK Charging Lockers
As more UK workplaces and residential buildings restrict e-bike battery charging over fire-safety concerns, Tyred has partnered with Dutch company PowerShelter to roll out smart charging lockers nationwide. The lockers feature temperature and gas sensors, automatic power shut-off, extraction systems and integrated fire suppression, giving riders and fleet operators a dedicated alternative to charging batteries indoors. Tyred will handle UK distribution, installation and servicing, extending its cycling services beyond maintenance and insurance into battery charging infrastructure. What’s the Buzz Lately?Europe’s Cycling Holidays Are Worth Billions
A recent European Cyclists’ Federation study finds cycling tourism is generating billions in France, Germany, Italy and the Netherlands, with spending spanning everything from cycling holidays to day trips. Germany recorded €18.1B in gross revenue from overnight and day cycling visitors in 2024, while Italy’s cycling tourism had an estimated €6.4B economic impact in 2025, up 39% since 2019. The report also points to changing habits, including growing e-bike use and more varied cycling trips, but says inconsistent national data still make it difficult to measure the sector’s overall value across Europe. Lectric Launches XP Lite3 E-Bike Starting at $799
Lectric has launched the XP Lite3, a new lightweight folding e-bike starting at $799, keeping its entry-level price unchanged while adding upgraded features. Weighing 49 pounds, the bike offers speeds up to 20 mph, up to 80 miles of range on long-range models, integrated turn signals and upgraded hydraulic brakes. Higher-priced versions include a long-range option at $999 and a belt-drive model at $1,099, with launch bundles offering up to $356 worth of accessories. Shipping is expected to begin the week of November 9. Segway Unveils Street-Legal Xyber Air E-Bike
Segway has introduced the Xyber Air, a street-focused version of its moto-style electric bike, with an MSRP of $1,999.99. The 84-pound model features a 750W motor, 717Wh battery offering up to 58 miles of range, and selectable riding modes supporting speeds of up to 28 mph where permitted by law. It also includes hydraulic disc brakes, front suspension, traction control and connected security features such as GPS tracking and Apple Find My.
5 Cheap vs 5 Expensive E-Bike Computers
A new Ride Review comparison examines whether premium bike computers justify their higher prices, contrasting five budget models costing $25-$120 with five high-end options priced at $300-$700. While entry-level devices focus on basics such as speed, distance and ride time, premium models add advanced GPS navigation, customizable displays, training tools and e-bike battery integration. Will Lectric’s 2026 Launches Rise To The Occasion?
Lectric has launched two new e-bikes, the XPress Lite ($1,099) and XP Lite 3 ($799), as rising manufacturing and supply-chain costs pressure the affordable e-bike market. The XPress Lite offers a 500W motor, up to 45 miles of range and a lighter commuter-focused design, while the folding XP Lite 3 retains its predecessor’s $799 starting price and adds a reinforced folding latch, integrated rear turn signals and a 3.5-inch display. The launches keep Lectric’s focus on budget-friendly e-bikes, though the XP Lite 3’s upgrades may be less compelling for existing XP Lite 2 owners. 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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