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  1. Belgian Minister for Mobility visits Ampyre HQ

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    Source: Ampyre

    Jean-Luc Crucke, Belgium’s Minister for Mobility, Climate and Environmental Transition, together with Camille Maitrejean, Mayor of Florenville, recently visited the LEVA-EU member’s headquarters. The delegation was welcomed by company representatives Arnaud Legrand, Bram Van Aken, Tom Lauwers, and Kenny Latomme.

    Focus on electric scooter legislation

    The meeting provided an opportunity to exchange views on evolving legislation regarding electric scooters, with particular attention to traffic regulations and taxation. Discussions centered on how policy can support the safe and sustainable integration of micromobility solutions into Belgium’s transport landscape.

    Insights into AMPYRE’s Vision

    During the visit, Minister Crucke was introduced to AMPYRE’s philosophy, current product range, and future developments. The Minister tested the company’s flagship model, the AMPYRE Arrow, gaining firsthand experience of its design and performance.

    Ampyre’s coverage of this special occasion can be accessed on its LinkedIn.

  2. Ampyre announced as official Belgian Cycling partner

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    Source: Ampyre

    The LEVA-EU member recently announced its collaboration with Belgian Cycling, the national cycling governing organisation, with its premium e-mobility products supporting off-road cycling disciplines. AMPYRE’s electric scooters will now assist technical staff during course reconnaissance and race preparation, and will be available for testing at select events.

    AMPYRE, led by Arnaud Legrand, Bram Van Aken, and Tom Lauwers, specialise in advanced e-mobility solutions designed for performance, sustainability, and innovation. These values align closely with Belgian Cycling’s mission to foster excellence in the sport while embracing modern, eco-conscious technologies.

    Under the agreement, AMPYRE will provide its e-step scooters to assist Belgian Cycling’s off-road support teams. These scooters enable staff to efficiently navigate complex and rugged race terrain, saving time and energy while reducing environmental impact. The approach is particularly beneficial in disciplines such as mountain biking, where accessing remote course sections quickly can be essential to race-day operations.

    Jeff Luyten, federal coach for the MTB programme, likened the AMPYRE scooters to “having a team car in the forest” by facilitating staff to respond rapidly to technical needs, inspect conditions, and provide direct assistance to athletes in challenging environments.

    The partnership goes beyond logistics support, representing a shared vision for the future of cycling. Both organisations emphasise teamwork, innovation, and sustainability, aiming to contribute to a cleaner and more efficient sporting environment. AMPYRE has expressed pride in being part of this mission, describing the collaboration as “more than a sponsorship” and a step towards smarter, faster, and greener mobility for cycling teams.

    Last month, Ampyre scooters were first deployed to help at the Belgian Championships MTB XCC and XCO in Tessenderlo, Belgium, with fans and event attendees also having the opportunity to experience the technology firsthand. Belgian Cycling has confirmed that AMPYRE’s e-step will also be available for public testing at select championship events in the future.

    With the Belgian Championships MTB XCC and XCO marking the debut of the partnership, both organisations are looking ahead to a dynamic season. By equipping the nation’s off-road teams with cutting-edge mobility solutions, AMPYRE and Belgian Cycling aim to set a new standard for operational efficiency in competitive cycling.

    As the sport continues to evolve, the integration of sustainable transport solutions reflects a broader trend across professional athletics in blending high performance with environmental responsibility. For Belgian Cycling, the addition of AMPYRE’s expertise looks promising both on the track and behind the scenes.

  3. Registration for AMPYRE Test Days has opened

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    Source: AMPYRE

    The off-road sustainable mobility brand and LEVA-EU member AMPYRE has announced various dates and locations for exclusive test-riding opportunities of its upcoming models in Belgium.

    AMPYRE has announced its test riding events are open for registration, giving cycling enthusiasts the chance to be the first to ride its latest models and be guided on tours by professional cyclists. The events will include a snack bar and the opportunity to meet the AMPYRE team.

    The first event will take place at AMPYRE headquarters in Florenville on April 19, then there will be the opportunity for riders to take part in other test days across Belgium, in Oudenaarde, Wallonia, Knokke and Brussels, and other locations to be announced.

    The registration link can be accessed here.

  4. Steward Rik Bossuyt accompanies Kuurne-Brussels-Kuurne winner Philipsen on Ampyre e-scooter

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    Over the years, Rik Bossuyt has become a well-known figure in the Flemish spring classics, leading race winners to the podium zone on foot, by bike, and later by electric scooter. This year, at Kuurne-Brussels-Kuurne, he opted for a new approach once again.

    Ahead of the race, Bossuyt hinted at introducing a different mode of transport but kept the details under wraps. Following Jasper Philipsen’s victory on Sunday, the secret was revealed—Bossuyt appeared on an Ampyre e-scooter, ensuring he could keep up with the fast-finishing Belgian.

    The most famous steward in Flanders, who was also featured on this year’s Kuurne-Brussels-Kuurne poster, continues to make his mark with his ever-evolving choice of transport.

    LEVA-EU member Ampyre’s e-scooter proves itself not only as an urban mobility solution but also as a reliable choice for high-speed events like Kuurne-Brussels-Kuurne.

  5. Belgian Semois & Lesse Police add AMPYRE e-steps to their fleet as a sustainable support vehicle

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    LEVA-EU member AMPYRE announces that a local Belgian police force has selected its e-bike models for patrolling communities sustainably

    Semois & Lesse Police has chosen two e-steps to add to its fleet, to enhance its work efficiently with agile and eco-friendly transportation.

    Neighbourhood officers will use AMPYRE models to increase their visibility and accessibility in local communities and nourish stronger connections. They’ll also be deployed to ensure smooth and efficient operations at public events.

    The AMPYRE team are proud to support the police in keeping communities safe with their green transportation solutions, as they take steps toward a more sustainable future.

    Stay tuned as more AMPYRE hit the streets.