Helbiz, a subsidiary of Micromobility.com Inc. (NASDAQ: MCOM), is proud to announce its strategic expansion into the U.S. market, starting with a profit-driven micro-mobility service in Tampa. Helbiz is one of only two scooter operators granted the opportunity to redefine urban transport in Tampa, FL, with a permitted fleet of 1,500 scooters.

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This launch signifies a major milestone in Helbiz’s U.S. strategy, highlighting a shift towards sustainable profitability in the sharing economy. Gian Luca Spriano, Interim CFO of Helbiz, emphasizes the company’s new direction “Our Tampa launch is the cornerstone of Helbiz’s renewed strategy in the U.S. prioritizing markets that support our profitable and sustainable business model. We’re excited to demonstrate that our operations can align with the fiscal goals of the cities we serve, fostering a profitable partnership from the outset.”

Adding to the strategic vision, Sam Ehsani, Head of Operations for the North America at Helbiz, stated, “Helbiz is setting a new standard for micro-mobility services by emphasizing profitability from the get-go. Tampa is just the beginning. We’re eager to expand our model to other cities that value economic viability as much as we do.”

The selection of Tampa as the launch city for Helbiz’s U.S. operations is a testament to the company’s commitment to providing high-quality, economically sustainable transportation solutions.

For more information about Helbiz’s innovative micro-mobility services in Tampa and to download the app, please visit www.helbiz.com.

About Helbiz

Helbiz is a pioneer in the micro-mobility industry, committed to developing eco-friendly, efficient, and profitable transportation options. As part of Micromobility.com Inc, Helbiz strives to lead the way in creating a sustainable future for urban transportation.

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“Helbiz is setting a new standard for micro-mobility services by emphasizing profitability from the get-go. The City of Tampa is just the beginning. We’re eager to expand our model to other cities that value economic viability as much as we do.”