Felyx operates an electric scooter sharing platform that provides short‑term urban mobility. Founded in 2017 and based in Amsterdam, the company has grown in the Benelux region. It plans to expand further across Europe and target new markets such as Germany and France. Felyx recently secured new capital to support that expansion. The company raised equity in a Series A to fuel its growth plans. No operating metrics were disclosed in the article. Felyx operates a free-floating shared mobility service using larger two-person electric mopeds that users rent via iOS and Android apps. Founded in 2016 and based in Amsterdam, the company charges €0.30 per minute and currently operates 108 scooters used by thousands of users. The scooters are 100% electric and powered by Dutch wind energy; in the past year they drove 430,000 km and saved 50 tons of CO2. Earlier this year felyx raised €1 million from informal investors to accelerate organizational growth. It has now secured an additional €2 million from private investors and the ABN AMRO bank. The combined €3 million will fund expansion to Rotterdam, where felyx plans to start with 324 e-scooters and begin testing next month ahead of a public launch in September.

Total raised

$33M

Funding rounds

3

Latest round

Series A

Latest activity

Feb 2021