Vmoto Lands Binding Orders for 185 E-Mopeds in a Modest Fleet Start

Vmoto has signed a Mute Group fleet partnership with binding orders for 185 electric vehicles and 14 fast-charging stations across the UK and Belgium, worth about $526,000.
By Josua Ferreira -
  • Vmoto has won binding orders for 185 electric vehicles from Mute Group, split between 100 in the UK and 85 in Belgium.
  • The first orders are worth about A$525,970, which is small against Vmoto's forecast sales of A$73.5 million to A$85 million this financial year.
  • Vmoto will also supply 14 fast-charging stations, while Mute Group handles installation, permits and running them.
  • Talks continue on more charging, software, batteries and other work, but any new orders need a further written agreement.
  • Vmoto becomes Mute Group's core fleet and charging partner for the UK and Europe, adding a named fleet operator beside its Uber partnership.
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Vmoto signs strategic fleet supply and partnership agreement with Mute Group

Vmoto (ASX: VMT) has signed a strategic fleet supply and partnership agreement with Mute International Ltd (“Mute UK”) and Mute Belgium bv (“Mute Belgium”), together the “Mute Group”. The agreement includes binding initial orders for 185 electric vehicles, representing approximately A$525,970 in sales revenue to Vmoto.

Under the agreement, Vmoto will serve as Mute Group’s core strategic fleet and energy infrastructure partner for the UK and European markets. The binding order book and a named European fleet partner support Vmoto’s strategy to expand its international fleet business, although the initial revenue is modest.

Key highlights of the agreement include:

  • 185 electric vehicles ordered for deployment across the UK and Belgium
  • 14 fast-charging stations to be supplied by Vmoto
  • A framework covering electric vehicle supply, spare parts, technical integration, battery solutions and related services

Binding orders of 185 electric vehicles across the UK and Belgium

The Mute Group has placed binding initial orders under the agreement, split between its two entities. The combined sales value of the initial orders to Vmoto is approximately A$525,970.

Against Vmoto’s FY26 sales guidance of A$73.5 million to A$85 million, the A$525,970 initial order is small, though the company has flagged fleet and last mile partnerships as its primary growth engine.

Entity Market Vehicles ordered
Mute UK United Kingdom 100
Mute Belgium Belgium 85
Total n/a 185 (approx. A$525,970)

The parties intend to build on this initial deployment through further written orders as Mute Group’s fleet requirements evolve and additional commercial opportunities emerge. This provides a foundation for potential longer-term vehicle supply, subject to customer demand and mutually agreed commercial terms.

Charles Chen, Managing Director

“The initial orders for 185 electric vehicles, together with the deployment of 14 fast-charging stations, represent an important first step in our cooperation.”

Fast-charging stations and an integrated e-mobility offer

In addition to the vehicle orders, Vmoto will supply 14 fast-charging stations to Mute Group for installation at sites to be selected by Mute Group. Mute Group will be responsible for installation and associated electrical works, obtaining the necessary permits, and the ongoing operation and maintenance of the stations.

The planned charging infrastructure is intended to support the operational deployment of Mute Group’s electric vehicle fleet. It also aims to contribute to an integrated e-mobility ecosystem that combines vehicle supply with charging solutions.

Beyond the initial orders and charging infrastructure supply, the parties will continue discussions on potential cooperation in several areas:

  1. Expansion of e-mobility energy infrastructure
  2. Software and data integration
  3. Battery solutions
  4. Other related opportunities

Any additional orders, projects or initiatives will remain subject to further written agreement between the parties, as applicable.

Why fleet partnerships matter for Vmoto

A subscription model lets riders and businesses access an electric moped for a recurring fee rather than buying the vehicle outright. Mute Group’s all-inclusive service, depending on the subscription offering, covers the electric moped, maintenance, on-demand repairs, insurance including third-party liability, fire and theft coverage, a road-safe helmet, an anti-theft lock and a phone holder.

Mute Group All-Inclusive Subscription Offering

Mute Group operates electric-moped subscription and fleet businesses, offering business-to-consumer (B2C) commuter and courier solutions, as well as business-to-business (B2B) fleet services across the UK, Belgium, selected European markets and Asia.

According to Vmoto, fleet operators represent an important market opportunity, as businesses increasingly seek practical electric mobility solutions for commuter transportation, delivery services and other commercial applications. Working with established fleet operators provides Vmoto with opportunities to deploy its vehicles across multiple customer segments while developing longer-term commercial relationships.

Vmoto’s Uber partnership, renewed with automatic annual rollovers, already gives it a recurring demand channel among European delivery couriers, and the Mute Group agreement adds a named fleet operator to that mix.

Mr Chen said the partnership is “consistent with Vmoto’s strategy of building long-term relationships with fleet operators and expanding our international presence through integrated electric mobility solutions…”

Potential areas for future development include further vehicle supply, charging infrastructure, battery solutions and technical integration, subject to market demand, operational requirements and mutually agreed commercial arrangements.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Vmoto Mute Group fleet partnership?

It is an agreement under which Vmoto will be Mute Group's core fleet and charging partner for the UK and Europe. It includes binding orders for 185 electric vehicles and 14 fast-charging stations.

How much is the Vmoto Mute Group order worth?

The first orders for 185 electric vehicles are worth about A$525,970 in sales to Vmoto. That is small next to Vmoto's forecast sales of A$73.5 million to A$85 million this financial year.

Who is Mute Group and what does it do?

Mute Group runs electric-moped subscription and fleet businesses for commuters, couriers and companies. It operates in the UK, Belgium, other European markets and Asia.

Will Mute Group order more vehicles from Vmoto?

The two sides plan to build on the first deployment, but any further orders need a new written agreement. They also depend on customer demand and agreed terms.

Who installs the fast-charging stations in the Vmoto deal?

Vmoto supplies the 14 stations, while Mute Group picks the sites, handles permits and electrical work, and runs and maintains them.

Josua Ferreira
By Josua Ferreira
Partnership Director
Josua Ferreira holds a Bachelor of Commerce in Marketing and Advertising and brings a background in publication, business development, and ASX market storytelling. He has worked with listed companies across the resource sector and broader market, combining sharp commercial instincts with a genuine commitment to keeping investors informed.
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