Californian bike-sharing firm Lime is continuing its international expansion by launching its Lime-S e-scooters in Mexico City. Alexander Wieland, Lime’s Mexico general manager, said the move was aimed at helping reduce pollution in the city and create a "positive economic impact". Users pay MXN10.00 ($0.52) to unlock an undocked scooter via the company's app, available on iOS and Android. The company has also launched a new service called LimeBike for those who want to rent out their electric bikes but don't have access to charging stations. It plans to expand to 50 cities globally by the end of 2018.
Californian bike-sharing firm Lime is continuing its international expansion by launching its Lime-S e-scooters in Mexico City. Alexander Wieland, Lime’s Mexico general manager, said the move was aimed at helping reduce pollution in the city and create a "positive economic impact". Users pay MXN10.00 ($0.52) to unlock an undocked scooter via the company's app, available on iOS and Android. Earlier this month, Lime launched its e-scooter service in Canada. It plans to expand to 50 cities globally by the end of 2018.