Joyride secures $5.2m to target larger OEMs
12 March 2024
Shared mobility platform Joyride has raised $5.2 million in its Series A funding round led by Japanese manufacturer Yamaha Motors.
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Shared mobility platform Joyride has raised $5.2 million in its Series A funding round led by Japanese manufacturer Yamaha Motors.
LSV specialist GEM and global micromobility software platform Joyride have launched one of the first keyless and IoT connected street-legal, low-speed vehicles (LSVs) for shared use.
Global micromobility software provider Joyride has taken a significant step forward in ensuring rider safety by partnering with Flare Aware.
Zag speaks with leading players from across the key segments in the industry for their predictions on the trends to watch in the year ahead.
Joyride’s CEO Vince Cifani shares some of the biggest transformations he is witnessing in micromobility since founding his platform back in 2014.
Joyride explains how its automated e-commerce shop for fleet owners is highly personalised.
Shared mobility platform Joyride has raised $5.2 million in its Series A funding round led by Japanese manufacturer Yamaha Motors.
LSV specialist GEM and global micromobility software platform Joyride have launched one of the first keyless and IoT connected street-legal, low-speed vehicles (LSVs) for shared use.
Global micromobility software provider Joyride has taken a significant step forward in ensuring rider safety by partnering with Flare Aware.
Zag speaks with leading players from across the key segments in the industry for their predictions on the trends to watch in the year ahead.
Joyride’s CEO Vince Cifani shares some of the biggest transformations he is witnessing in micromobility since founding his platform back in 2014.
Joyride explains how its automated e-commerce shop for fleet owners is highly personalised.
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