Best Parking Charging & Hubs Company

ALPEN is fast emerging as the industry leader in premium, secure bike parking and e-bike battery charging. ALPEN's connected iOT parking/charging network allows cyclists to ride more and worry less by facilitating convenient short-term and long-term parking and charging at home, at the office and all your favorite destinations around town.

Bike.box was founded in The Netherlands in 2017 and specializes in innovative and design driven solutions for bicycle parking. Bike.box offers a complete range from a fully automated Bike.tower and the underground Bike.tunnel to the smart Pedal.clip system. Park and pay with our Bike.box APP; a secure payment and subscription service that can be used as commercial franchise as well as for non-profit municipals or businesses. Combining design and innovation to create future proof products that blends in modern city architecture.

Bikeep is an infrastructure provider that offers locking and charging stations for e-bikes and e-scooters.

ChargePoint develops and manufactures technology for their network of electrical vehicle charging stations.

First company in the world who is providing swap-charging batteries for cars and scooters with universal battery

KUHMUTE provides charging infrastructure for e-scooters, e-bikes, e-skateboards, and more.

Metro Mobility is integrating leading-edge software and AI driven technologies with patent pending hardware to build intuitive commuting solutions.

Oonee is a smart, modular, customizable pod that provides secure parking for scooters and bicycles as well as public space amenities.

ParkENT Cycles builds secure e-bike charging stations.

Port is a technology company that aims to decarbonise last mile delivery industry via e-hubs by providing a full e-mobility package: efficient, long-range electric vehicles (e-bikes, e-mopeds, cargo e-bikes, e-scooters), dedicated software, charging, parking and maintenance on a subscription to individual couriers and delivery firms.

Standab was founded as a spin-off to urban furniture company Glänta in 2020, with the aim to help cities tackle micromobility infrastructure challenges.

Swiftmile is a developer of light electric vehicle (LEV) charging systems.

Swobbee is building a network of B2B/B2C battery swapping stations in Europe for multi-modal fleets.

Using wireless power transfer technology, this startup has created a system that currently allows for wireless charging of E-bikes through the connection between the special kickstand and tile.