News Summary

The European micromobility scene is experiencing a transformation as new startups emerge with innovative solutions to meet evolving market demands. At the recent Micromobility Europe conference in Brussels, several startups showcased their contributions to the industry. UK-based Convoy is addressing the needs of parents with a clip-on cargo conversion kit for bikes and e-bikes, while Germany’s Azora Charge is pioneering solar-powered charging and parking stations for e-bikes. Fleetser, a marketplace for micromobility vehicles, caters to both new and established operators through services like supply chain and software management. Italian startup Switch is employing AI to enhance fleet planning and management, and Bosnia’s Zapp is expanding its super app services, including shared micromobility, across the Balkans. J2R from France is targeting urban enthusiasts with its uniquely designed electric motorcycle, Smol, and Trace Mobility in Germany offers business intelligence solutions for shared mobility operators, focusing on profitability and operational insights.