Top North America Electric Scooter Companies

North America Electric Scooter Market size was valued at USD 950 Million in 2024 and is poised to grow from USD 1132.4 Million in 2025 to USD 4615.41 Million by 2033, growing at a CAGR of 19.2% during the forecast period (2026–2033).

The market for electric scooters and motorcycles in North America is highly consolidated. At the moment, E-scooter sharing manufacturers are primarily concerned with raising funds and gaining more customers. The leading companies in the E-scooter sharing market are 'Bird (US)', 'Lime (US) ', 'Spin (US) ', 'Razor USA (US) ', 'Gotrax (US) ', 'Unagi Scooters (US) ', 'Apollo Scooters (Canada) ', 'Fluidfreeride (US) ', 'Voro Motors (US) ', 'Glion Scooters (US) ', 'Hiboy (China) ', 'Xiaomi (China) ', 'Superpedestrian (US) ', 'Okai (China) ', 'INOKIM (Israel) ', 'Dualtron (South Korea) ', 'EMOVE (US) ', 'Electric Rider (US) ', 'TurboAnt (US)'

As people become more aware of vehicle pollution and gas costs change, the market will see profitable expansion potential. Young adults' preferences for low-emission mobility options changing will help the market demand for electric scooters in the United States and Canada.

E-scooter usage has significantly increased. The average journey distance has increased by 26% since the COVID-19 pandemic, according to a U.S. micro mobility firm that leases electric scooters, with rides in some places, like Detroit, climbing by as much as 60%.

According to the country, the US held the largest share in the North America electric scooter market. Electric scooters are becoming more and more common because of their portability, independence, and ease of use for short distances. In addition, electric two-wheelers are favoured since they are speedier and help reduce traffic. Therefore, the United States' cities' dense urbanisation is anticipated to generate significant potential prospects for this industry in the years to come. Canada, however, is anticipated to have the highest CAGR during the forecast period. The major factor driving the Canadian e-scooter market is the Canadian government's regulation to reduce carbon emissions by 30% as part of the electric mobility movement. Aside from legislation, local ride-hailing companies across the country, such as Bird Rides, Inc and Lime, help to strengthen the market.