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Rent a scooter from Voi and get anywhere in Berlin in minutes. Get the app and go!
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Get started
New to Voi? Check out our beginner’s guide for tips, tricks and useful info on how to get started.
Who can ride?
Currently, you must be at least 18 years old to ride an electric scooter in Berlin.
What are the hours?
In Berlin, our vehicles are available for rent at all hours of the day, seven days a week.
Monday
24 hours
Tuesday
24 hours
Wednesday
24 hours
Thursday
24 hours
Friday
24 hours
Saturday
24 hours
Sunday
24 hours
Where to park?
In Berlin, the following applies:
Park in a designated parking spot.
No parking in green areas such as parks or cemeteries.
Keep it neat – no cluttering.
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Who can ride?
Currently, you must be at least 18 years old to ride an electric scooter in Berlin.
What are the hours?
In Berlin, our vehicles are available for rent at all hours of the day, seven days a week.
Monday
24 hours
Tuesday
24 hours
Wednesday
24 hours
Thursday
24 hours
Friday
24 hours
Saturday
24 hours
Sunday
24 hours
Where to park?
In Berlin, the following applies:
Park in a designated parking spot.
No parking in green areas such as parks or cemeteries.
Keep it neat – no cluttering.
Choose your pricing plan
Ride more for less with a monthly subscription, get a taste of freedom with a daily pass or simply pay as you go – the choice is yours!
Pay-as-you-go
Stay flexible
Embrace spontaneity and pay as you go. Although they may somewhat vary, these are the standard rates in Berlin.
€0.24
per minute
€0.75
to unlock
Daily pass
Go explore
Escape the unlock fee (an unlimited number of times) and enjoy a set amount of riding minutes, valid for 24 hours.
Subscriptions
Save more
Save on every ride with a monthly subscription – no strings attached, cancel whenever you want.
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Pay-as-you-go
Stay flexible
Embrace spontaneity and pay as you go. Although they may somewhat vary, these are the standard rates in Berlin.
€0.24
per minute
€0.75
to unlock
Daily pass
Go explore
Escape the unlock fee (an unlimited number of times) and enjoy a set amount of riding minutes, valid for 24 hours.
Subscriptions
Save more
Save on every ride with a monthly subscription – no strings attached, cancel whenever you want.
We accept most popular payment methods, including these:
The information provided is for general informational purposes only. Prices, products, features, and promotions mentioned herein are subject to change and may vary depending on factors such as location, time, vehicle type, and other circumstances. To ensure you have the most accurate and up-to-date pricing information, please refer to the Voi app.
Riding zones
Our vehicles respond to preset rules depending on their location. Be sure to familiarise yourself with each one of them before you set off.
Mandatory parking zone
In some cities (or areas), parking is permitted only in designated spaces. Use the map to find one near your destination before you set off.
Open parking zone
In other cities (or areas), you may park almost anywhere as long as the vehicle stands upright and doesn’t obstruct the path of other road users.
No-parking zone
Certain areas are simply unsuitable for parking. That’s why we have no-parking zones where you can neither pause nor end your ride.
Low-speed zone
These are areas, usually crowded with cars or pedestrians, or near (pre)schools, where the vehicle automatically slows down a bit.
No-riding zone
As the name suggests, these are no-go areas for all Voi vehicles. Here, you can neither ride nor park the scooter (nor pause your trip).
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Mandatory parking zone
In some cities (or areas), parking is permitted only in designated spaces. Use the map to find one near your destination before you set off.
Open parking zone
In other cities (or areas), you may park almost anywhere as long as the vehicle stands upright and doesn’t obstruct the path of other road users.
No-parking zone
Certain areas are simply unsuitable for parking. That’s why we have no-parking zones where you can neither pause nor end your ride.
Low-speed zone
These are areas, usually crowded with cars or pedestrians, or near (pre)schools, where the vehicle automatically slows down a bit.
No-riding zone
As the name suggests, these are no-go areas for all Voi vehicles. Here, you can neither ride nor park the scooter (nor pause your trip).
Do your part – road safety starts with you
The choices you make while riding affect not only you, but all your fellow road users, as well.
Quick guide to Berlin
Berlin is a creative blend of history, modernism, edginess and organisation. A city of contrasts, where €2 food trucks and fine-dining restaurants exist side by side; where Germany’s past and future live within touching distance of each other. Regularly dubbed one of the world’s most iconic cities, Berlin has something for everybody.
Kollwitzkiez
Kollwitzkiez is a charming neighbourhood, known for its vibrant artistic scene, cosy cafes and lively street markets. Situated in the trendy district of Prenzlauer Berg, Kollwitzkiez is characterised by its tree-lined streets, picturesque buildings and numerous parks.
The area is named after the famous German artist Käthe Kollwitz, who lived and worked in the neighbourhood for many years. Today, Kollwitzkiez is a popular destination for locals and tourists alike, offering a unique blend of history, culture and modern urban living.
Kreuzberg
Situated on the banks of the River Spree, this dynamic and multicultural neighbourhood is home to a diverse community of artists, musicians and activists, who have created a unique and eclectic urban landscape in the midst of the German capital.
Despite its reputation as a hub of counterculture and rebellion, Kreuzberg is also a place of great historical significance, with numerous museums and monuments dedicated to the city’s turbulent past. Come here for the colourful street markets, lively bars and clubs, and numerous galleries and performance spaces.
Monbijoupark
This picturesque park, located in the very heart of the city, is home to several historic monuments and sculptures. Known for its beautiful green spaces, tranquil atmosphere and stunning views of the city, Monbijoupark is the place you go to relax and unwind in the shade of the park’s many trees, or to take a leisurely ride along the river while you enjoy the peaceful sounds of the water and the surrounding nature.
The Frankfurter Allee
The Frankfurter Allee is a major thoroughfare, known for its stunning architecture, bustling streets and vibrant cultural scene. Located in the eastern part of the city, the avenue is also a hub of shopping, dining and entertainment, with numerous cafes, restaurants and shops lining the street.
You can take a stroll down the pedestrianised boulevard and take in the lively atmosphere, or check out some of the cool cultural spots like the Kino International cinema or the Frankfurter Tor, which is a famous landmark that’s been around for ages.
Television Tower
Built in the 60s by the East Germans as a way to show off their tech skills, the Television Tower is an iconic landmark that dominates Berlin’s skyline. Standing at over 360 metres tall, it’s the tallest structure in Germany and offers stunning panoramic views of the city from its observation deck.
The tower also houses a restaurant, where you can enjoy a meal while taking in the breathtaking views of the city below. Whether you’re a history buff or just looking for an amazing photo opportunity, the Television Tower is definitely worth a visit.
Navigate Berlin by two wheels
Experience the multicultural city of Berlin on two wheels – hire an electric scooter or e-bike from Voi and move around as you like while enjoying the fresh air.
Simply get the app, tap and go!
