Circularity
Recycled materials and design for extended service life, subject to material verification.
The future of mobility is not just about how we move. It is also about the materials we choose, the energy we use, and the impact we commit to measuring.
MYKE IMPACT LABMYKE brings shared electric mobility, lasting design and an approach to circularity together. With Graphrecycle®, we are exploring recycled plastic enriched with graphene in bike components to create value from materials that might otherwise become waste.
But sustainability goes beyond materials. The climate impact of each trip depends on the transportation it replaces, the electricity mix and the product life cycle. We separate product technology, illustrative projections and impacts that still require validation.
Recycled materials and design for extended service life, subject to material verification.
A shared electric alternative designed to connect people and expand urban transportation options.
Clear indicators, assumptions and limitations — with estimates never presented as certification.
Drag to explore projected environmental indicators for different MYKE fleet sizes.
Assumption: 350 per bike · frame + two wheels
Ten-year cultivation reference, not trees planted
Scenario assuming displacement of motorized trips
SCENARIO SIMULATION · NOT A MEASURED IMPACT OR ISSUED CARBON CREDITS
Every number in this simulator has an explicit assumption.
Preliminary assumption for frame and two wheels, expressed as plastic bottle equivalents. This is not evidence that these bottles were collected from the environment or proof of final component composition.
Scaled from a MYKE reference of 1.58 million urban seedling equivalents cultivated for ten years at 700,000 bikes. This is a carbon capture equivalence, not a count of planted trees.
Scaled from a MYKE scenario of up to 95,000 metric tons of CO₂e potentially avoided annually at 700,000 bikes. Real results depend on usage, replaced transport, electricity mix and lifecycle analysis.
Using recycled plastic or replacing trips does not automatically create carbon credits. Credits require an applicable methodology, monitoring, third-party verification and issuance.