Everything we have published till date
Pierer Mobility has reported preliminary key figures for 2024. As expected, revenues are down 29%, and dispatches to dealers declined by 21% even though the company says that inventory reduction is on. Importantly, Stefan Pierer has handed over the CEO responsibility to Gottfried Neumeister.
At this time, it's not much.
This week, we spoke to Dylan Brown, the enthusiastic motorcyclist behind New Castle, Colorado-based motorcycle startup Terra Bikes. Also, Hyundai-TVS Micro Mobility Concepts stunned everyone at the Bharat Mobility Global Expo in Delhi last week.
Electric mobility allows hundreds of brands to serve different flavors. After all, the joy of motorcycling should drive the industry. Last week, we sat down with Dylan Brown, the founder of Terra Bikes to check how the New Castle, CO-based startup plans to carve its niche.
Hyundai and TVS surprised everyone at the Bharat Mobility Global Expo by unveiling two electric micro-mobility concepts - a E3W and a E4W. Both are exploring a formal joint venture for the Indian market.
We transitioned to Ghost (Thank you and bye-bye Substack). Here is what we published in the last few days.
Suzuki surprised everyone by introducing e-Access to the Indian market. The company's first electric two-wheeler. It is an all-new scooter that has not been caught testing earlier. Also, there are no Honda MPPs.
UBCO was unique, and so was the two-wheel-drive motorcycle that they made. The receivership is a stark reminder of the perils of going too niche in a global E2W market that is yet to mature to create space for small players.
Livewire has further added to the S2 range with a third model. The S2 Alpinsta, the 'cheapest' Livewire, further builds on the S2 platform but is it a significant effort?
The Japanese have been distracted in the EV game even though they know the customer the most. In Yamaha's case, the investment arm has seen more action than than the OEM. Where are they headed to?
The Canadian-Californian company's restructuring seems to be continuing as Derek Dorresteyn, the long-time CTO of the company is gone.
One small step for Yadea, a big leap for the electric mobility industry. The technology comes with all the limitations we expected with Na-ion