Cibox surpasses its 2025 revenue in eight months and targets 60,000 electric bikes
The French micro-mobility manufacturer exceeded its 2025 annual revenue in less than eight months, driven by the ramp-up of its Revin factory.
This acceleration is leading the company to raise its annual production target to at least 60,000 electric-assist bicycles.
2025 revenue milestone reached by mid-August 2026
Cibox announced on September 21, 2026 that its revenue exceeded €15.1 million as of August 14, 2026, a level higher than that achieved over the entire 2025 fiscal year (€14.7 million).
In the first half of 2026, the company had already generated revenue of €10.7 million, 2.5 times higher than the same period in 2025. Business activity continued to develop during the summer.
According to the group, this evolution is linked to the commissioning of the Revin industrial site and the rollout of new product lines.
Electric-assist bicycles now represent nearly 90% of Cibox's business, compared to 50% in 2024. The company describes this evolution as a refocus on micro-mobility.
Over 40,000 bikes assembled since the start of the year
Cumulative production has exceeded 40,000 units since the start of the fiscal year, following 28,000 bikes assembled in the first half of 2026 and nearly 13,000 additional bikes in July and August.
Commissioned in spring 2025, the Revin site started with an initial capacity of 200 electric bikes per day, with a planned ramp-up to over 600 bikes per day. The factory now occupies a 17,500 m² site.
Given the level reached by late August, Cibox anticipates exceeding its initial target of 50,000 bikes for 2026 and is now banking on production of at least 60,000 bikes for the fiscal year.
By way of comparison, the company had produced and sold approximately 24,000 electric-assist bikes in 2025.
Extension of the Yeep.me range for family use
Cibox continues to develop its Yeep.me brand, with the renewal of its product lines and the expansion of its digital channels.
The third generation of the Day Cargo, a longtail bike allowing transport of up to two children, was launched in early August. It has been supplemented since early September by the Day Cargo Mini, a variant equipped with 20-inch wheels.
With these two longtail models and the Day Compact, a shortail model launched at the beginning of the year for transporting one child, the brand has an offering covering family use cases.
The company announced that its next publication, covering 2026 half-yearly results and third quarter 2026 revenue, is scheduled for October 15, 2026 after market close.
