Crisis has been an accelerator to micromobility growth
Bikeep CEO Kristjan Lind spoke on Äripäev radio about how the company is navigating the current landscape and what the global crisis has meant for the micromobility sector as a whole.
In the interview, Lind discusses the paradox of crisis as a catalyst: while the pandemic disrupted many industries, it simultaneously accelerated demand for sustainable, socially-distanced urban transportation. Micromobility — including bikes, e-bikes, and e-scooters — emerged as one of the clear beneficiaries, with cities and commuters alike reconsidering how they move through urban environments.
The conversation touches on Bikeep's own growth trajectory, the broader market dynamics shaping smart bike parking and charging infrastructure, and what the influx of new riders means for cities investing in long-term cycling infrastructure.
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