Luup

Luup is a shared micromobility operator building next-generation transportation infrastructure across Japan. The company operates a network of shared electric scooters and electric bikes (e-bikes) across 18 major Japanese cities and 14 rural areas, with the mission of making the entire city a station-front by enabling anyone to move freely anywhere. Luup's platform allows users to rent and return vehicles at any port via a smartphone app, reducing dependence on private cars and filling gaps in urban transit. Beyond urban deployments, Luup's 'Luup for Community' model brings shared micromobility to semi-rural and rural towns. Headquartered in Tokyo's Shinagawa ward, the company has raised over $68 million in total funding and is positioning micromobility as critical public infrastructure in Japan.