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transport revolution. With the UK Government slowly working its way


towards the legalisation of private use e-scooters on public roads, Inokim hopes to provide consumers with an environmentally-friendly mode of transport. The brand has a flagship store in London, and currently offers four models of e-scooter.


Inokim said: “Since 2009, Inokim has been revolutionising the e-scooter market. For over 12 years, they have pushed the industry forward, engineering e-scooters to the highest technical and safety standards,


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Inokim has been developing e-scooters since 2009. With the legalisation of private scooters on the horizon, what does the future hold?


ritish e-scooter brand Inokim started life in 2009 as a garage project, but today is one of the companies poised to take advantage of the next


empowering thousands of people to take control of their travel in a sustainable way all throughout the world.” While the micromobility sector offers huge potential to change the way people move, e-scooters in particular face some significant barriers to becoming a daily transport mode in the UK.


The most notable challenges in this country are perception, and legislation. It is currently illegal to ride private-use e-scooters on public roads in the UK, but that is expected to change in the foreseeable future, as the Government has opened the door to their legalisation. Inokim added: “Getting the message out there with the right influence could be very challenging nowadays, however it comes with great opportunities as micromobility


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