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.
Underway in Las Vegas this week, CES has become one of the world’s most notable stages for showcasing breakthrough technologies.
British start-up Skarper has officially announced that it has teamed up with F1 team Oracle Red Bull Racing’s Advanced Technologies division to create the world’s first device that can turn any bike electric with a single click.
Charging technology company Meredot has released a universal wireless charger designed to make Light Electric Vehicles (LEVs) more accessible.
Swedish parking infrastructure start-up Standab has designed a micromobility charging stand which eliminates the need for manual battery swaps for e-bikes and e-scooters.
Belgian e-bike brand Cowboy has announced that riders will soon have access to advanced in-app anti-theft features.
VMAX COO Yoav Dreifuss speaks to Zag about the brand’s best-selling e-scooter that incorporates Swiss quality without the cost
Underway in Las Vegas this week, CES has become one of the world’s most notable stages for showcasing breakthrough technologies.
British start-up Skarper has officially announced that it has teamed up with F1 team Oracle Red Bull Racing’s Advanced Technologies division to create the world’s first device that can turn any bike electric with a single click.
Charging technology company Meredot has released a universal wireless charger designed to make Light Electric Vehicles (LEVs) more accessible.
Swedish parking infrastructure start-up Standab has designed a micromobility charging stand which eliminates the need for manual battery swaps for e-bikes and e-scooters.
Belgian e-bike brand Cowboy has announced that riders will soon have access to advanced in-app anti-theft features.
VMAX COO Yoav Dreifuss speaks to Zag about the brand’s best-selling e-scooter that incorporates Swiss quality without the cost
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