Eurobike 2023: Fifteen presents new e-bike sharing system

The international specialist for e-bike sharing and e-bike leasing Fifteen has announced the latest version of its e-bike rental system at Eurobike in Frankfurt, which is suitable for free-floating, station-based sharing, or combined concepts. They also intend to discuss with representatives of German cities and municipalities how a modern public bike-sharing system should look to enable the transition to a sustainable transportation system. The provider claims to have already significantly increased the number of cyclists in major metropolises worldwide, including Marseille, Helsinki, and Vancouver. They aim to replicate this success in Germany. The team, including CEO Benoit Yameundjeu, will present their innovative bike-sharing system on-site, which has been specifically developed for cities of all sizes and is based on over 15 years of experience in working with more than 30 cities worldwide, according to the provider.

“We are proud to be able to present our success model in Germany as well. The e-bike-sharing market here has great potential. At Fifteen, we want to initiate the revolution of active mobility worldwide,” says Benoit Yameundjeu, CEO of Fifteen.

He sees the fully integrated, individually customizable offer for short- and long-term bike rentals as the key to this. It accelerates the transport transition from cars to more sustainable transportation means, Yameundjeu is confident. Establishing a bicycle network can represent a credible and sustainable alternative to cars. The individually configurable bike-sharing system can be a central component of the transportation transition in Germany. It is designed for cities of all sizes, offers compact and easy-to-install bike charging stations, and e-bikes for short- or long-term rentals (station-based, free-floating, or combined), the provider further promotes.