Ryde has partnered with StandAB to install smart charging racks across its Vaasa fleet, fitting all scooters with charging adapters in just one week. The racks automatically charge docked scooters, end rides automatically, and remove the need for end-of-ride photos, improving both fleet efficiency and the rider experience.

Ryde worked with an NTNU cybernetics professor to investigate scooter stability after he found the ride too unstable to steer with one hand. The findings pointed to a steering geometry factor called trail, and testing showed a clear improvement when it was increased. Ryde has since raised the trail specification from 10mm to 40.6mm across its newest scooter generation, making rides more stable and safer.

Ryde has completed a survey across Nordic cities to better understand how shared e-scooters are used in everyday life. The findings show that micromobility has become a natural part of urban transport, supporting commuting, social trips, and seamless connections with public transport.

Ryde has collaborated with the Institute of Transport Economics (TØI) to conduct a major survey on mobility. Through this collaboration, TØI has gained access to a wide range of users, contributing to better insight into how e-scooters are used, which modes of transport they replace, and how they impact urban mobility.

We are excited to kick off 2025 by expanding Ryde Technology's presence in Sweden, with three launches already in January! Our shared e-scooter service is now available in three new Swedish cities: Malmö, Lund, and Örebro.

Ryde’s eco-friendly e-scooters are now available in the Google Maps trip planner! When planning your next trip in Google Maps, look for Ryde as a transport option.