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Dott and Segway Partner for Green Mobility at Milan 2026 Winter Events

By MGN EditorialFebruary 14, 2026 at 11:36 AM

Segway and micromobility operator Dott team up to provide sustainable transportation options for the upcoming Milan 2026 Winter Olympics and Paralympics.

As the 2026 Milan events officially kick off, Segway, the global leader in innovative personal mobility and service robotics, is proud to enable Dott, the leading European shared micromobility operator, to provide sustainable transportation solutions for attendees. According to the press release, the partnership will see Dott deploying its fleet of electric scooters and bikes throughout the event venues and surrounding areas, giving spectators, athletes, and staff a green alternative to traditional transportation. Segway will provide the underlying technology and vehicle platforms to power Dott's shared mobility services. 'Sustainability is a key priority for the Milan 2026 organizing committee, and we're thrilled to work with innovative partners like Dott and Segway to deliver eco-friendly mobility options for this global event,' said a spokesperson for the Milan 2026 Winter Games. The move aligns with broader trends in the maritime and logistics industries to reduce carbon emissions and adopt more sustainable practices. Sporting events and tourism hubs are increasingly looking to micromobility to complement public transit and provide last-mile connectivity while minimizing the environmental impact. 'Our partnership with Dott represents an exciting opportunity to showcase Segway's capabilities in supporting large-scale, sustainable mobility solutions,' said the CEO of Segway. 'We look forward to playing a key role in enhancing the spectator experience and environmental footprint of the Milan 2026 events.'
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