Genie Mobility

Genie Mobility builds fully autonomous delivery e-bikes for dense city streets. Their vehicles are designed to operate up to 28 mph on local roads and in bike lanes, giving operators a compact, road-legal platform purpose-built for modern food delivery. By putting autonomy directly onto an e-bike chassis, Genie Mobility targets the gap between slow sidewalk robots and bulky delivery vans, aiming for a fleet that can thread through traffic, park easily, and stay optimized for urban delivery from day one.

Founded in 2025 by Andrew Hughes, a full-stack roboticist with over seven years of hands-on experience, the company focuses on engineering first, marketing second. Andrew is building Genie Mobility around repeatable, real-world performance: vehicles that can handle everyday routes, variable weather, and the stop-start patterns of food delivery without constant babysitting. The long-term goal is straightforward—turn autonomous delivery e-bikes into reliable city infrastructure, not a tech demo.