This article covers a Series A funding round on 8 September 2025 for Maeving, a Coventry, UK-based electric motorcycle company founded by Seb Inglis-Jones and Will Stirrup. It raised £11m, led by Venrex with support from Future Planet Capital.
Maeving makes electric motorcycles with a removable battery that charges from any standard plug socket. They are used for everyday urban transport, enabling plug-in charging or quick battery swaps for continued mobility.
Electric motorcycle riders face limited access to fixed charging stations and dependence on specialised infrastructure. This restricts convenience and adds barriers to daily use.
Maeving helps by offering electric motorcycles with removable batteries that charge from any standard plug socket. This removes the need for fixed charging infrastructure and lets owners charge anywhere with a normal plug.
Maeving raised £11m in a Series A round from investors including Venrex and Future Planet Capital, alongside existing backers.
Key investors in the round include the following backers.
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The founders of Maeving are Seb Inglis-Jones and Will Stirrup.
Maeving is based in Coventry, UK.
Maeving operates in the electric motorcycle sector. This sector makes motorcycles powered by electricity instead of petrol. Electric motorcycles produce no tailpipe emissions and can be charged at home.
Key trends and challenges in electric motorcycle sector:
Removable and swappable batteries let riders charge at home or swap at stations, as Gogoro demonstrates.
Limited fast chargers in cities cause range anxiety; urban riders often expect 60-120 km usable range.
Battery cells and rare minerals drive costs; lithium and cobalt price swings affect retail prices.
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