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Pinge began with a simple but powerful realization: the people who need electric mobility most are often the ones who struggle to access it.
In 2023, co-founder Jakov set out to find an electric mobility scooter for his grandfather in Estonia. What should have been straightforward turned into a frustrating search: high prices, unclear options, and little support after purchase.
That experience revealed a much bigger problem. So Jakov and Jan founded Pinge — to make electric mobility accessible, reliable, and built around the people who depend on it most.
Electric mobility can help people stay active, social, and independent. But too many mobility scooters are compromised: uncomfortable, hard to service, and designed in ways that add a disability stigma, to their users.
Our approach is simple: build the best electric mobility scooter experience end-to-end, starting with the core device, then add only the services that meaningfully improve day-to-day ownership.
We partnered with manufacturers, customized the design, and did the compliance work to bring a better baseline to market. Read more from our press release, introducing the eTricycle 2.
A vertically folding electric mobility scooter with a premium, recyclable battery. Designed to reduce total cost of ownership by around 30%. We introduced the product to the Estonian market in 2024, later expanding the distribution to the Baltic region.
Under EU regulation, mobility scooters classified as medical devices cannot be taken on planes or trains without special authorization, making cross-border travel nearly impossible for many users.
We are building a digital booking platform to solve this. We launched a beta pilot in Tallinn in January 2025, with the ambition to expand a rental network across Europe.
We researched public benefits and reimbursement routes for medical devices in Europe.
Starting in Estonia, we are developing an AI agent that helps people understand eligibility, access benefits, and get the best available price.
A major failure point in mobility scooters is after-sales support: spare parts, repairs, and maintenance are hard to coordinate.
We are developing a service portal so clients can report issues and get connected to the closest trusted service point.
To support circularity and affordability, we introduced a buyback program in November 2025
Pinge buys back scooters based on condition, refurbishes them, and resells at a discount, reducing waste and lowering the cost of ownership.
