Upway: the global platform giving used e-bikes a second life
Will Dodds
17 February 2025
Maxime Renson explains how Upway has raised more than $60 million in funding as a go-to platform for reconditioned e-bikes.
Maxime Renson explains how Upway has raised more than $60 million in funding as a go-to platform for reconditioned e-bikes.
Maxime Renson explains how Upway has raised more than $60 million in funding as a go-to platform for reconditioned e-bikes.
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Tom Nutley and Peter Cutler of global software provider Urban Sharing argue that an optimal state in micromobility does not currently exist due to conflicting priorities and a lack of industry-wide alignment
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Cargo Cycling’s Koen Nijland & Jeroen Beumer discuss the potential of their next-generation e-cargo trike in partnership with Delivery Mates
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