The French Micromobility Organization FP2M, recently published data on the French micromobility market. Whilst there was a substantial drop in sales during the French lockdown between Feb-Apr, almost 784,000 PLEVs have been sold in 2020. That is an increase of 29% compared to 2019. The best selling PLEV-type is the electric scooters of which 640,000 pieces were sold last year.

In 2019, PLEV-sales were around 603,000 vehicles. In 2020, that number grew to just under 784,000, an increase of 29%. In terms of value, the French micromobility sector have seen growth as well. The value of the 2019 PLEV market was just over €220 million and grew to €238 million in 2020, more than 8% up.

Apart from electric skateboards, all other types of PLEVs such as electric scooters, monowheels and self-balancing vehicles have shown growth in numbers over the year 2020.

We have added these and more results to the LEVA-EU briefing Market Report 2020. Members receive this briefing for free. Non-LEVA-EU member can purchase the briefing for €250 (ex. VAT) including all updates to be published this year. If a company joins LEVA-EU within three months of first buying the briefing, that cost will be deducted from the membership fee.

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