Electric mobility is in a strange but interesting place right now. The explosive growth of EVs has cooled a bit, but innovation hasn’t slowed down. Manufacturers are still experimenting with ideas that simply weren’t possible with internal combustion platforms. In the two-wheeled world, that means electric bikes are becoming more than just cleaner commuters. They’re increasingly turning into rolling tech platforms packed with sensors, software, and connectivity.
That’s where a company like Omoway comes in. The startup was founded by former executives from Chinese EV maker Xpeng, a brand known for pushing advanced driver assistance systems and autonomous tech in cars. Omoway’s approach is similar. Instead of building just another electric scooter, the company wants to bring car-style smart mobility technology into the motorcycle world.
