Electric vehicles companies

XING Mobility (also known as 行競科技) is a company that designs and manufactures immersion-cooled battery systems.

Grow Mobility is a holding for micromobility and payments born out of the merger by Grin Scooters and Yellow.

FLYER e-bikes are developed, produced and sold by the company Biketec AG.

SUPER73 is a company that designs, manufactures, and distributes electric motorbikes.

AmpUp is an electric vehicle software company and network provider that enables drivers, hosts, and fleets to charge their vehicle.

Whizz (also known as My Device) is a provider of a subscription-based electric bike rental and ownership solution designed for delivery drivers and companies.

Park Place is a dealer of automobiles.

EVage is a company that develops a mobility technology intended to serve as an affordable common architecture for SUVs, vans, delivery vehicles, or even trucks.

Advanced Electric Machines (AEM) is a company that develops electric powertrain technology.

EV Charging Solutions (EVCS) is a company creating a public electric vehicle charging network.

Lightyear (also known as Atlas Technologies) is an automotive company that develops solar electric cars.

Wheels is a company that offers a shared electric mobility platform changing the current landscape in dockless mobility.