Onewheel Chosen as the 2023 Micromobility Rider's Choice Award winner

Future Motion, creators of the innovative self-balancing single-wheel electric board, Onewheel, recently announced that Onewheel was chosen as the 2023 Micromobility Rider's Choice Award winner in the Best Board Company category.

Micromobility World is the largest virtual conference for small electric vehicles and took place on January 19th, 2023. The conference focuses on bringing together over 500 micromobility companies and startups as well as some of the most innovative minds and makers in the industry.

This year, the conference introduced the first-ever Rider’s Choice Awards to give riders the chance to vote on the best companies of the year in the micromobility industry and to “celebrate the broad diversity of businesses and people that have supported the fastest-growing mobility ecosystem around the world.”

Founder/CEO Kyle Doerksen created Future Motion in Santa Cruz and ever since the launch of the Onewheel, the company has been a leading pioneer in the micro-mobility space. Onewheels are inspired by the experience and feeling of riding on hoverboards and snowboarding on powder but can be ridden not only on pavement, but also sand, dirt, and grass. The company recently shared a major milestone that was achieved, 100 million miles ridden by the Onewheel community.

About Future Motion, Inc

Founded in 2013, Future Motion is committed to designing and developing inspiring vehicles that include both elegant form and unprecedented function. Future Motion's products, Onewheel Pint, Pint X and Onewheel GT, exemplify its dedication to crafting products that bridge recreation and transportation. Future Motion designs not only the Onewheel product line but also all the subsystems that power it, including custom brushless motors, power electronics, and battery modules. Onewheel, which provides a riding experience similar to surfing but on paved or unpaved trails, is perfectly situated in Santa Cruz where the mountains meet the sea. Its products are protected by over 70 issued patents in the U.S. and worldwide.