Tier Mobility
Tier Mobility is a German mobility company that joined forces with Dott in 2024.
Last updated September 15, 2026
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Overview
Tier Mobility is described in the supplied evidence as a German mobility company. According to the Dott website, TIER and Dott joined forces in 2024, and the combined operation presents itself as the European champion of micromobility, available in more than 400 cities across Europe and the Middle East.
History
The supplied evidence identifies Tier Mobility as a German mobility company. The Dott website states that TIER and Dott joined forces in 2024, describing the combined entity as the European champion of micromobility, founded in 2018 and united by a vision of pollution-free cities designed for people, not cars.
Recent events
Tier announces acquisition of Spin from Ford[3]
Tier Mobility announced it was acquiring Spin from Ford, including Spin's 50,000 e-scooters and e-bikes. Ford will maintain a strategic investment in Spin, and Tier said it would maintain the Spin brand and organizational structure in North America.
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TIER acquires Spin from Ford[4]
Ford sold its Spin subsidiary to TIER Mobility. The article reports the sale as completed but does not state when it occurred.
Reported
Ford announces sale of Spin to Tier[5]
Ford announced that it is selling its Spin electric scooter operation to Tier Mobility. Tier will take over Spin’s operations; the companies did not disclose the sale price, and Tier’s CEO said it was an all-stock deal.
Reported
Tier Mobility announces acquisition of COUP's shared-moped assets[6]
Tier Mobility announced that it had acquired COUP's shared-moped assets, including 5,000 Gogoro electric motorcycles and charging stations. The article says Tier could launch a related service in Berlin as early as May.
Reported
Tier Mobility raises $60 million in Series B funding[7]
Tier Mobility raised $60 million in a Series B funding round led by Mubadala Capital and Goodwater Capital, with participation from other investors.
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