Moonbikes runs North America from one location, with assembly space rented by the month
The short version
- North American operations run from one location.
- Warehouse and delivery providers near key markets, to bring delivery costs down.
- Testing, rework, assembly, and reverse logistics, booked when needed.
Services used
- Manufacturing
- Logistics
Moonbikes launched in 2020 with the world’s first electric snowbike and expanded from Europe to the U.S. as demand grew. In 2024 it joined Bloom and providers in the network took on its North American warehousing, assembly, and delivery.
Moonbikes places its inventory with warehouse and delivery providers near key markets. Warehousing and assembly, normally fixed costs, became variable: Moonbikes rents assembly stations by the month and puts operations into a seasonal “hibernation mode” during off-peak seasons.
"This partnership represents an important step for Moonbikes’ next chapter. By leveraging Bloom’s platform we are confident in our ability to accelerate growth in the U.S., streamline operations, and enhance our customer experience. We are excited to continue to deliver sustainable, all-electric, winter snow sports offerings in North America while expanding our innovation in the mobility space."
What the network did for Moonbikes
One location
Moonbikes runs North America from one location instead of a large footprint.
Near key markets
Warehouse and delivery providers close to Moonbikes’ key markets bring delivery costs down and shorten service times.
Work booked as needed
Testing, rework, assembly, and reverse logistics are booked when Moonbikes needs them and dropped when it doesn’t.