On April 15th, Comodule hosted its third webinar–a panel discussion focusing on shared mobility and owned mobility business models. We invited 3 mobility experts to elaborate on the matter on their side: Matthias Wilrich, VP of Vehicles and Supply Chain at Tier, Walter Melcher, a Product Manager of eMobility & Connected Bike at doubleSlash, and Lara de Koning, a Business Development Manager at Movelo. The moderator for this panel was the Co-Founder of Comodule, Teet Praks. Scroll down to read more about the main aspects of the panel topic and find a link to the webinar recording!

From the end-user perspective, the world of connected vehicles is becoming more and more familiar. It’s not a question anymore whether or not to connect your bike, it’s more of a discussion, which kind of connected bike or scooter to use. Should I rent one? Should I buy one? What are the benefits and downsides of both business models? Will one dominate the other or can they co-exist?

Maybe you wouldn’t take it from his kind smile, but he can take green energy and sustainability issues very seriously. This is Tobias. He just joined Comodule as a Senior Sales Manager, but he has made a name from himself for quite some time now. Who is this mysterious fella? Is he as famous in micromobility industry as Tom Cruise is in Hollywood? Let’s find out!

In the micromobility industry, the demand for connectivity is continuing to grow fast. And the business models for managing those e-vehicles vary. ‘Last mile delivery’, ‘corporate fleet’, ‘free-floating sharing network’, and ‘subscription bikes’ are just a few keywords to mention, regarding different fleet management segments.

Despite a hectic year, we still achieved our goals, in terms of product development. We managed to significantly increase our display module, Diamond, production, launched a brand new IoT module called Bonnie&Clyde, developed our own connected light electric vehicle called Co-Scooter, and developed new features for our White Label App, enabling some exciting co-operation projects with new clients.

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.

Honestly, the energy of that young woman is the fuze that gives all the rest of us the necessary power to keep going. That is probably why she’s so good at what she does–job interviews with applicants to figure out the best fits for Comodule’s growing team. But who is she really? Where does she get that energy from? Is it extra strong coffee? Was she born with it? Let’s discuss.

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.