Cycling Industries Europe research suggests cautious optimism and industry stabilisation for 2025
Cycling Industries Europe (CIE) recently presented its annual Business Impact Survey to its Market Impact and Intelligence Expert Group. The annual survey takes a holistic look at the state of the cycling ecosystem, with respondents representing various segments of the industry. The survey was filled by bikeshare services, bike and parts manufacturers, retailers, cycling ITS providers, and […]
Clean Industrial Deal: why the cycling industry is key for a sustainable and competitive Europe
The Clean Industrial Deal is an important step to build the clean, decarbonised and competitive European industry we need to thrive in the years to come. The Deal is focused on heavy industry and sets out a high level of ambition for Europe’s re-industrialisation. While we welcome the goals and initiatives set out by the […]
Mobility Transition Pathway: a new window for cycling companies to tell the EU about their goals and achievements
The Mobility Transition Pathway (MTP) is a policy shaping-exercise led by the European Commission’s department for competitiveness and industry (DG GROW). It is part of a broader Transition Pathway initiative involving 14 different sector-specific workstreams, from tourism to chemicals, to shape future EU industry policy priorities and support sustainable competitiveness in the EU. The MTP […]
Velo-City 2025: Secure Your Spot on the CIE Pavilion
Cycling Industries Europe (CIE) will have its annual pavilion at the Velo-City Conference in Gdansk from 10 to 13 June. Over the years, the CIE pavilion has provided a valuable and fun platform for companies to display their products and connect with city representatives, industry professionals, and other stakeholders at the conference. We are currently […]
The Long Road to Success: BITS Wins the RegioStars Award
BITS, an Interreg North Sea project that CIE works on together with partner organisations, took home a REGIOSTARS Award for its ground-breaking work in making cycling smarter, safer, and more enjoyable. As the digital layer in mobility and transport becomes ubiquitous, the cycling industry is developing new products and services that leverage this for an […]
Highlights of CIE 2024 Summit
The 2024 edition of the CIE Summit was a great success! Keeping in mind the EU Declaration on Cycling’s call for the ‘development of a world class cycling industry’, policymakers, industry leaders, and cycling experts gave an audience of over 200 attendees a blueprint for cycling industry policies and acclaimed the Benelux Union’s offer to be […]
Highlights of CIE 2024 Members’ Day
Previously to CIE 2024 Summit, on October 1, CIE Members gathered for an exclusive event to talk about the latest policy and market insights, key developments with the new EU administration, enjoyed expert group meetings and a networking dinner. This is what we would like you to remember! CIE launches two new Expert […]
CIE appointed as EU Advisor on Intelligent Transport
CIE is pleased to be appointed as member of the European Commission’s ITS Advisory Group. This group is key in guiding the implementation of the Intelligent Transport Systems (ITS) Directive, an initiative aimed at modernizing transportation across Europe through the integration of advanced technologies. CIE’s inclusion in this group marks a significant milestone for the […]
CIE 2024 Summit on October 2: From zero-carbon mobility to a world-class industry
Register now for the CIE 2024 Summit on October 2 at The Square in Brussels Register now for the CIE 2024 Summit, the annual highlight that brings together industry leaders and policymakers to shape the future of cycling. By uniting these two worlds, the CIE 2024 Summit aims to address some of Europe’s most pressing […]
The Mobility Transition Pathway co-implementation process: a 7-step guide on ‘how to pledge’ for cycling companies
First, some background reading about the Mobility Transition Pathway The Mobility Transition Pathway is one of 14 ‘Transition Pathways’, with each one covering a specific key sector of the European economy, such as tourism, chemicals or mobility. A novel approach to policy making, the Transition Pathways could be best described as a policy agenda-setting exercise focusing […]