The well-known high-performance electric motorbikes manufacturer, CAKE, launched new features on their bikes with its unique modular design that cover just about every need imaginable. In addition to the vehicles’ unique design, performance, and individuality, their new bikes feature heating box and freezer integration and are connected to the internet. The connectivity is enabled by Comodule’s customized app and IoT solution.

Comodule launched its very own Co-Scooter this spring, to rebut the myths of e-scooters’ short lifespan, battery durability, and missing opportunities of using recycled materials.

It is still safe to presume that the rise of micro-mobility doesn’t seem to be slowing down anytime soon. We decided to take a look at some of our connectivity solutions for light electric vehicles, which will turn the everyday riding experience more enjoyable.

Now, more than ever, it is important to stay competitive in the fast-growing micro-mobility field. One might even go as far as claiming that the most important thing is to stay ahead of the competition, not just keep up. So, by improving and adapting their current popular and well working IoT module, called Master, to a more specific market, Comodule has done just that.

Comodule has connected light electric vehicles to the internet since 2014. Supported by their experience in the field and a capable team, several IoT connectivity modules used by e-bike and e-scooter manufacturers have been created by Comodule’s in-house production. As the unforeseen pandemic accelerated the growth of micro-mobility and connectivity industries, it was time for Comodule to come out with a new product.

We received some good news! Comodule is one of this year’s Deloitte Fast 50 Impact Stars. ‘The Impact Stars’ is a special category that recognizes companies that successfully link great products/services with a positive impact on at least one of the following: society, business, innovativeness, environment, and diversity.

Since 2014 Comodule has developed connected solutions for green electric mobility concepts to reduce global environmental pollution and traffic congestion. Comodule already connects over 150,000 light electric vehicles (LEV) and 15-20 percent of all sharing kick scooters worldwide, enabling eco-friendly mobility with 5.2 million kilometres travelled. Comodule is also helping to introduce micro-mobility in 60 cities around the globe. The company has grown from 18 to over 70 team members in the last two years alone.

The world's fourth largest family-owned automotive supplier, Brose Group, decided to take their business to the next level by teaming up with a micro-mobility connectivity pioneer Comodule for a high-end collaboration. Thus, Brose Connected Drive, the first coordinated, modular plug-and-play solution for e-bike sharing was created.

As COVID-19 spread rapidly during March 2020, people across the globe started to rethink the way they commute on a daily basis. In order to avoid contact, cycling and especially e-bikes and e-scooters started to replace public transport. According to BBC News Brussels, many countries in Europe experienced a rapid growth in micro-mobility. In some cases for cycling industries, the goals set for the next 10 years, were already reached within the last few months.