Electric Scooter Demand in Australia

 The electric scooter industry is now worth $AUD 59 billion, with the craze really taking off in 2017 when companies like Bird and Lime started breaking into the US market. Since 2018, five e-scooter companies have emerged and raised over $US150 million of capital in Europe alone.

Demand for e-scooters is driven by environmental controls, with shared bikes and delivery companies looking for cheaper and more efficient ways to transport goods. It has been proven that e-vehicles not only ease traffic congestion but produce lower carbon emissions, which should be prioritised as our cities grow.

E-scooters like Bolzzen Atom Lite are selling good number of units in Australia.

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