UK e-bike brand Estarli has launched a new fleet offering for businesses, councils, schools, tour operators and community organisations looking to make e-bikes a practical part of everyday transport. Estarli’s new range of flexible e-bike fleet packages are designed to help organisations reduce short car and van journeys, support Active Travel and make cycling more accessible for staff, customers and communities, says Made in Britain.

The new fleet offer covers Estarli’s folding, hybrid and cargo e-bike ranges, allowing organisations to choose bikes around real-world use cases rather than a one-size-fits-all fleet.

Folding e-bikes can support mixed-mode journeys, including rail travel, office use and compact storage. Hybrid e-bikes are suited to staff travel, commuting and longer-distance everyday riding. Cargo e-bikes can be used for carrying tools, equipment, deliveries, supplies, children, passengers and community resources.

The packages include outright fleet purchase, fleet purchase with servicing, and fully managed monthly options with servicing, support and lifecycle planning built in.

Oli Francis, co-founder of Estarli, said:

“For Active Travel to grow, e-bikes need to be easy for organisations to adopt and easy for people to use. That means choosing the right bikes, keeping them serviced, making them accessible to different riders and giving organisations the confidence that they can become part of everyday operations.

“Not every journey needs a car or a van. For many local trips – visiting sites, moving between meetings, carrying equipment, doing school or community work – an e-bike can be faster, cleaner, cheaper and easier.

“The important thing is flexibility. Some organisations need folding bikes that can go on trains or be stored easily. Others need hybrid bikes for longer staff journeys, or cargo bikes for tools, deliveries, children and community projects. Our fleet offer is designed to help organisations build the right setup for how they actually move.”

Mr Francis added:

“A lot of organisations are interested in active travel but don’t always know where to start. They may not know which bikes are right, how servicing will work, how to manage usage, or whether staff and riders will feel confident.

“That is where a supported fleet approach matters. We can help organisations take the first step, whether that is one or two bikes for a council or community group, or a larger managed fleet for a business, campus, hire operator or tourism provider.”

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