Moving with dignity, moving without polluting

In cities across Latin America, thousands of delivery riders move every day to sustain urban life. But they do so on two wheels that often expose them to precarious conditions, pollution, and wear. Mobi was born in Bolivia to change that reality, combining electric mobility, labor inclusion, and accessible technology.

Its proposal is simple yet powerful: electric motorcycles and delivery equipment under an affordable subscription model, enabling riders to access sustainable vehicles, charging stations, health insurance, and concrete benefits to improve their quality of life.

With a B2B2C logic, Mobi connects people with real job opportunities and companies with cleaner logistics solutions. All while reducing carbon emissions, accelerating the adoption of electromobility, and measuring environmental and social impact in real time.

Hoy opera en Bolivia y Paraguay, expanding towards Peru and Colombia, and was recognized as the most innovative startup in electromobility at Chile’s Innova Summit.

Founded by Ariel Revollo, Claudia Requejo, and Nicole Bersatty, Mobi fights for cities where moving doesn’t mean polluting, nor working means risking oneself.

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