(Bloomberg) -- The scooter-sharing service Lime warned the U.S. government earlier this year of an existential threat to its business. Paying new tariffs on Chinese vehicles would require Lime either ...

Scooter-sharing company Lime recently relayed a troubling messaging to its users: a portion of its fleet was at risk of bursting into flames. The startup recalled about 2,000 vehicles, less than one ...

The country is racing ahead of the rest of the world in bringing sodium-ion batteries to the mass market. This time, through scooters. Dozens of glitzy electric mopeds are lined up outside a shopping ...

China's top two cities have banned electric scooters from roads amid safety concerns, despite the growing popularity of the new modes of transportation, for which there are no national safety ...

In the year of the Lion brand's bicentenary, Peugeot Scooter has launched its products in China. The French manufacturer inaugurated today the first of its 145 Chinese dealerships, now boasting a ...

It's a simple pleasure, but Xu Beilu savors it daily: gliding past snarled traffic on her motorized bicycle, relaxed and sweat-free alongside the pedal-pushing masses. China, the world's bicycle ...

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Scooter-sharing business models have relied on an assumption that they'd always be able to import large numbers of low-cost vehicles from China. The scooter-sharing service Lime warned the U.S.