VanMoof’s new owners are now selling re-engineered S5 and A5 e-bikes in select markets for €3,298. More cities are coming soon.

VanMoof, the Dutch e-bike brand known for its sleek and high-tech bikes, is making a comeback. After filing for bankruptcy in 2023, the company is trying to win back riders with two new models ...

Another grim stage for VanMoof, the e-bike startup backed by venture capitalists to the tune of hundreds of millions of dollars. After making a last-hour effort to stave off bankruptcy last week ...

And if you’re waiting on the company’s even pricier high-speed e-bike, the VanMoof V, expect to wait a little longer. Due to supply issues, production has been delayed from fall 2022 to late 2023.

11 Aug 2022, 07:45 UTC · By: Elena Gorgan / “Electric riding in its purest form,” VanMoof says of its first limited-edition release, based on the 2020 “high tech, low price” S3 e-bike ...

VanMoof's new S4 and X4 e-bikes are now available for purchase in the United States for $2,498 USD. For those in Europe, the bikes can be ordered for 2,198 Euros.

Dutch e-bike maker VanMoof is refreshing its entry-level lineup with a pair of new bikes available in some very springy colors. The X4 and S4, out this month, retain the frame and philosophy of ...

July 13, 2023: VanMoof, the maker of supremely sleek and widely popular e-bikes, is close to potential collapse and on the verge of bankruptcy. The start-up was founded in Amsterdam in 2009, with the ...

Another grim stage for VanMoof, the e-bike startup backed by venture capitalists to the tune of hundreds of millions of dollars. After making a last-hour effort to stave off bankruptcy last week ...

After making a last-hour effort to stave off bankruptcy last week, the court of Amsterdam has taken the step of officially declaring bankruptcy for the company's Dutch legal entities, VanMoof Global ...

Another grim stage for VanMoof, the e-bike startup backed by venture capitalists to the tune of hundreds of millions of dollars. After making a last-hour effort to stave off bankruptcy last week ...