The market of electric motorcycles in United Kingdom

In the UK, awareness of e-scooters is high, with 90% awareness among the public and 53% claiming some level of knowledge. Users are predominantly male (71%) and under 35 years old (74%). Safety concerns are prominent, with 53% mentioning safety-related disadvantages, yet 69% see benefits like reduced pollution. Only 9% are likely to buy, and 15% to rent an e-scooter. The UK market has 18,000 e-scooters for hire across 51 English towns and cities, the market nearly doubled from 3,099 units in December 2020 to around 5,700 by February 2021. Globally, the electric scooter market was valued at USD 19.6 billion in 2021 and is expected to grow at a CAGR of 7.3% to USD 29.9 billion by 2028, with the Asia Pacific dominating. The COVID-19 pandemic influenced usage, with 58% at Wave 1 more likely to rent due to safety concerns about public transport, but as restrictions eased, usage patterns shifted with some returning to pre-pandemic transport choices. Evolving E-Scooter Landscape in the United

Electric bicycles are an increasingly popular means of locomotion in recent years.they have emerged with the emergence of objects linked to micromobility, which are mainly used for leisure purposes or for commuting to work . There are several types of electric bicycles, such as city

This study analyses the French market for electrically assisted bicycles within its strict scope as pedal-assist cycles, distinct from speed bikes and other electric vehicles. It tracks the decline in new-bike sales after the 2022 peak, placing the e-bike back within the cycling economy, its product categories and its uses. In 2025, 507 000 new e-bikes were sold in France at an average price of 1 999 €, representing a new-bike market of around 1,01 billion euros. The study also shows that the e-bike accounts for 54 % of the value of the new bicycle market for 28 % of volumes, shedding light on product-range, distribution and service trade-offs. The document explores demand beyond sales: the place of leisure, the growth of commuting trips, intermodality, trial rental, and needs for parking, insurance, anti-theft devices and maintenance. It details the chain of players, from motor manufacturers and assemblers to multisport retailers, specialist stores, rental companies and refurbishers.