Startup q.watt launches electric bicycle rentals in Uzbekistan
Author - Mansur Ismagulov
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Startup q.watt has launched an electric bicycle rental service through an app in Uzbekistan. The speed is limited to 25 km/h. The company, founded in late 2022, previously placed power bank stations at metro stations and in public places.
The startup q.watt has launched a new electric bicycle rental service in Uzbekistan. Users can now rent electric bikes through an app, providing comfortable and eco-friendly transportation around the city. Each bike is equipped with an electric motor that makes it easy to cover distances, with a speed limit of 25 km/h for safety.
Founded in late 2022, the startup has already placed power bank rental stations at all metro stations and in many public places. Now, the service is expanding its functionality, offering city residents the opportunity to move quickly and conveniently around the city on electric bikes.
Source: q.watt
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