VanMoof is offering a €1,000 discount for customers whose bikes were not delivered by the company before it declared bankruptcy and was taken over by Lavoie.
Zag examines how five British e-scooter players are defying legislative odds to make the UK a two wheeler R&D leader
Just over a month since VanMoof declared bankruptcy, the e-mobility manufacturer Lavoie has announced its acquisition of the brand with plans for a smaller workforce and greater capabilities.
New micromobility company Lavoie, a McLaren Applied subsidiary, has officially launched its debut F1-inspired e-scooter, the Series 1.
Zag Daily spoke with Eliott Wertheimer, CEO of Lavoie, who said that the company is developing innovative micromobility solutions.
McLaren Applied has dived into the micromobility sector with a new premium mobility brand and its own F1-inspired electric scooter.
VanMoof is offering a €1,000 discount for customers whose bikes were not delivered by the company before it declared bankruptcy and was taken over by Lavoie.
Zag examines how five British e-scooter players are defying legislative odds to make the UK a two wheeler R&D leader
Just over a month since VanMoof declared bankruptcy, the e-mobility manufacturer Lavoie has announced its acquisition of the brand with plans for a smaller workforce and greater capabilities.
New micromobility company Lavoie, a McLaren Applied subsidiary, has officially launched its debut F1-inspired e-scooter, the Series 1.
Zag Daily spoke with Eliott Wertheimer, CEO of Lavoie, who said that the company is developing innovative micromobility solutions.
McLaren Applied has dived into the micromobility sector with a new premium mobility brand and its own F1-inspired electric scooter.
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