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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 Munich.

What are the hours?

In Munich, 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 Munich, 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 Munich.

What are the hours?

In Munich, 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 Munich, 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 Munich.

€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.

See price in the app

Subscriptions

Save more

Save on every ride with a monthly subscription – no strings attached, cancel whenever you want.

See prices in the app

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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 Munich.

€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.

See price in the app

Subscriptions

Save more

Save on every ride with a monthly subscription – no strings attached, cancel whenever you want.

See prices in the app

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 Munich

Munich, the largest city in southern Germany and the capital of Bavaria, is famous for its annual beer festival, Oktoberfest. But there’s a lot more to visiting Munich. The city is host to a beautiful historic city centre, an old castle, large parks and gardens, and hearty German food. In short, the city has something for everyone.

Kollwitzkiez

The Viktualienmarkt is the perfect spot to find some wonderful Christmas markets. During wintertime, you have to be early since the sun sets at around 5 pm.

Luckily, the beautiful Christmas lights around the place will keep you warm.

The National Theatre

During weekends, Munich locals love to hang out in the centre of the city, visiting the Isartor or Karlsplatz as well as the famous National Theatre to enjoy some culture.

Tourists, much like locals, love Maxvorstadt’s endless opportunities for food, coffee and shopping.

The English Garden

If you want to enjoy some peace and quiet (sort of), escape the busy city and head out to the English Garden. You’re not allowed to bring your scooter, but you can park it next to the Gardens and reserve it until you want to head somewhere else.

There are plenty of things to do: from drinking coffee at cafes to taking a swim in the famous Eisbach.

Odeonsplatz

One of the busiest places downtown is the Odeonsplatz, located in the heart of Munich. From there you can easily ride anywhere in the city centre.

Go to all the stores close to Marienplatz to do some shopping, enjoy nature or find small shops and cafés in the university area.

Cafe Luitpold

Café Luitpold is an institution of the Brienner Quartier, and one of the most traditional and cultivated cafes in Munich.

Park your e-scooter in the incentivised parking zone across the street of Brienner Straße and enjoy a pasty from the vast array of options at the counter.

Discover Munich on two wheels

Discover the vibrant and charming city of Munich on two wheels – rent an e-scooter or e-bike from Voi and explore the historic sites and Bavarian atmosphere at your own pace.

Simply get the app, tap and go!

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