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Fleet management platform for shared electric vehicles — GPS tracking, IoT device management, automated billing, rider apps, and operational analytics for micromobility operators worldwide.

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| Company | — | Startup from the United States · 1 - 9 employees · 2020 |
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Levy Fleets is a complete fleet management platform built for shared electric vehicle operators. Whether you're running e-scooters, e-bikes, or mopeds, Levy Fleets gives you everything you need to launch and scale your fleet operations. Key capabilities: Real-time GPS tracking — Monitor your...
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Levy Fleets's answer:
Levy Fleets is purpose-built for shared electric vehicle operators. Unlike general fleet management tools, it combines real-time GPS tracking, IoT device management across multiple hardware providers (OKAI, Segway, Teltonika, Omni, Queclink), automated time-based and distance-based billing with Stripe, branded rider mobile apps for iOS and Android, and operational analytics — all in one platform. Operators can launch a full rental fleet without stitching together multiple vendors.
Levy Fleets's answer:
Levy Fleets stands out from competitors like Atom Mobility, Joyride, and Wunder Mobility in several key ways:
Levy Fleets's answer:
Levy Fleets primarily serves businesses and organizations that want to launch or manage shared electric vehicle fleets. Our key audience segments include:
The common thread is that our users are fleet operators, not individual riders. They need a platform to manage vehicles at scale — from 10 scooters at a resort to hundreds across a city. The end riders use our white-label mobile app, but the purchasing decision comes from the business operator looking for a complete fleet management solution.
Levy Fleets's answer:
Levy Fleets grew out of Levy Electric, a direct-to-consumer electric scooter company founded by Eric Levenseller in New York. After years of selling personal electric scooters and building a community of riders, the company identified a major gap in the market: businesses wanted to offer shared electric vehicle rentals, but existing fleet management platforms were either prohibitively expensive, locked to specific hardware vendors, or designed for traditional gas-powered fleets.
The Levy Fleets platform was built to solve these problems from the ground up. Drawing on hands-on experience with electric vehicles, IoT hardware integrations, and rider needs, the team created an all-in-one solution that combines fleet tracking, vehicle controls, automated billing, rider mobile apps, and operational analytics in a single platform.
Today, Levy Fleets serves micromobility operators across multiple countries, helping businesses of all sizes — from boutique hotel scooter rentals to multi-city shared mobility deployments — launch and scale their electric vehicle fleets with transparent pricing and no vendor lock-in.
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Levy Fleets is built on a modern, scalable tech stack:
Levy Fleets's answer:
Levy Fleets works with a diverse range of fleet operators across multiple countries. While we respect client confidentiality, our customers span several key segments:
Our operators range from single-location businesses with 10-20 vehicles to multi-city deployments managing hundreds of scooters across several markets.
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