Introducing the New LISA End-User App

LISA Solutions has entered into a strategic partnership with NAVEE, a global micromobility manufacturer with a strong position in the electric scooter market. The partnership brings together NAVEE's scooter hardware and international commercial network with LISA's fleet management software, creating new opportunities for shared mobility operators across global markets.

Combining scooter hardware and fleet management software

NAVEE has built a broad international presence in electric mobility, with a strong portfolio of electric scooters and a dedicated commercial offering for shared mobility operators.

Its commercial portfolio includes scooters designed for shared mobility, supported by an expanding international sales and service network.

Through the partnership, LISA will provide its fleet management software for relevant joint customer opportunities. The LISA platform gives shared mobility operators one environment for managing vehicles, users and day-to-day fleet operations, while connecting directly with vehicle hardware and IoT systems.

For LISA, the partnership significantly strengthens its position in the global scooter market and creates a new route to market through an established international hardware partner.

Already working on opportunities together

The partnership has already moved beyond the agreement itself. LISA and NAVEE are currently working together on several commercial opportunities across different markets, combining NAVEE scooters with the LISA fleet management platform.

The companies will work together on opportunities where shared mobility operators require both scooter hardware and the software needed to manage and operate their fleets.

Alexander Mythe
CEO, LISA Solutions

“NAVEE gives LISA something strategically important: a strong global hardware partner with particular strength in the scooter market. Combined with our fleet management platform, we can offer shared mobility operators a much more complete solution. What makes this partnership especially exciting is that we are already working together on several real customer opportunities across different markets.”

A strong foundation for a long-term partnership

NAVEE sees significant potential in combining the companies' respective strengths and developing the partnership as new opportunities emerge.

Jackson Qin
Sales Director Europe, NAVEE

“We are impressed by LISA's professionalism, market insight and proactive approach to developing new opportunities. We believe there is strong potential for a long-term partnership, and we look forward to growing together and creating value for customers in the shared mobility industry.”

A stronger ecosystem for shared mobility operators

The partnership expands LISA's growing ecosystem of vehicle manufacturers, hardware providers and mobility partners and supports the company's strategy of making its fleet management technology available to operators across different vehicle types and markets.

For operators looking to launch or expand scooter fleets, the combination brings together NAVEE's scooter hardware with LISA's software for managing vehicles and day-to-day fleet operations.

The two companies are already pursuing joint opportunities and expect the partnership to develop further as new shared mobility projects emerge across international markets.

Learn more about NAVEE: https://www.naveetech.com/

At LISA Solutions, we build asset and fleet management software that helps micromobility operators scale efficiently and sustainably. As cities prioritize greener transport and smarter mobility, several trends are shaping the sector in 2025 and beyond.

1. Shared bikes lead the way. Bicycles are overtaking e-scooters in popularity, helped by their safety, affordability, and growing city-backed infrastructure.

2. Smarter, longer-lasting batteries. Newer lithium-ion technology is extending e-bike and e-scooter range by around 25%, reducing downtime and improving efficiency for operators and riders.

3. AI-powered fleet management. AI-driven platforms optimize vehicle deployment, predict maintenance needs, and improve reliability, cutting costs and increasing availability.

4. Pro-micromobility city policy. A majority of developed cities now support micromobility through dedicated lanes, parking zones, and incentives, strengthening it as an alternative to cars.

5. Subscription models on the rise. Flat-rate monthly and annual plans make micromobility more affordable and accessible, encouraging riders to replace short car trips.

6. Safety takes center stage. Better braking systems, GPS tracking, and app-based helmet access are all improving rider confidence and adoption.

7. More connected vehicles. Riders increasingly expect real-time navigation, live diagnostics, and ride and emissions tracking, enabling better experiences and data-driven operations.

8. Industry consolidation and growth. Larger operators are acquiring smaller ones to scale, improve profitability, and standardize services, creating a more stable network.

9. Sustainability and carbon-reduction goals. Cities and operators are pushing toward fully electric fleets in line with climate targets, as riders demand greener options.

10. The road to 2035. With a projected 540 million-plus micromobility trips annually in the U.S. by 2035, the years ahead point toward autonomous vehicles, deeper public-transport integration, and more personalized mobility.

The direction is clear: mobility is becoming more sustainable, connected, and data-driven, and intelligent fleet management will be central to operating it well.