Hop.City is a Warsaw-based business mobility company that combines electric vehicles, fleet software and battery charging and swapping infrastructure for delivery and corporate fleets. Its stated focus is last-mile delivery and employee commuting, with electric bikes and mopeds offered alongside operating software and charging services.13
The company operates under the Hop.City brand; its legal entity is JedenŚlad Sp. z o.o., registered at an address in Warsaw, Poland.1 LinkedIn lists the company as founded in 2017 and identifies Warsaw as its headquarters.2 Key people associated with its founding include Łukasz Banach, Marcin Brzeski and Karolina Sikorska; Banach is identified as the company’s CEO on its solutions page.3410
A notable project is Hop.City’s work with Allegro One Box parcel lockers. The Swap & Go service lets users exchange a depleted battery for a charged one at a locker; the first six units were installed in Warsaw, Kraków and Poznań. The system uses Hop.City-developed charging modules and software, and is aimed at business users such as couriers and company fleets.811 The company has also worked with Skanska and Traficar on a charging hub in the Tricity area.6
Hop.City describes its reach as European, and a company post lists contacts across several European markets.12 Its offering is designed to bundle vehicles, fleet operations and charging rather than provide vehicle rental alone.13