MVGO: MVG's Multimodal Mobility App

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MVGO, the mobility app of Munich's transit operator MVG, bundles MVV tickets and live departures with e-scooters from Voi and Dott and car-sharing from MILES, Free2move, SIXT and STATTAUTO. Renamed from MVG more in 2022, it lost bike-share when MVG Rad shut down in September 2025 and regained it via MyRadl in May 2026.

Live 📅 since 2022

Outcome🔄 Ongoing

Evidence🏛️ Official

Run byMünchner Verkehrsgesellschaft (MVG)

Scale🏙️ City-wide

📊 Impact

More than two million people were registered in MVGO via MVG's M-Login as of 24 June 2026 (MVG/Stadtwerke München figures, self-reported, not independently audited).

🚲 Mobility Public transport Shared mobility Smart ticketing

Sources

↗ MVG — MVGO app overviewCurrent integrated services: MVV tickets, MyRadl, Voi/Dott scooters and e-bikes, four car-sharing partners

↗ Stadtwerke München press release, Aug 2024MVGO replaces MVG Fahrinfo München, launched 2 Aug 2024, ~800,000 active users at the time

↗ Stadtwerke München press release, June 2026More than two million registered users via M-Login as of 24 June 2026

↗ München unterwegs — 'Aus MVG more wird MVGO'MVG more piloted from early 2021, relaunched as MVGO on 21 February 2022

↗ MVG press release — Dott integration, May 2025Dott e-scooters and e-bikes added to MVGO on 14 May 2025

↗ MVV press release — MyRadl launchMyRadl bike-share launched 7 May 2026 across Munich and 36 MVV municipalities, replacing MVG Rad

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Compare this project

🇩🇪 MVG Rad Bike-Share · Munich Same MVG app, different chapter: MVGO booked MVG Rad until it retired in 2025, then added MyRadl bike-share in 2026. 🇫🇮 Whim — Mobility-as-a-Service App · Helsinki Two MaaS apps, opposite outcomes: MVGO passed two million users in 2026; Helsinki's pioneering Whim went insolvent in 2024. 🇦🇹 WienMobil App & Stations · Vienna Two transit operators bundling tickets with bike- and car-share in one app: Vienna's WienMobil since 2017, Munich's MVGO since 2022.

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📎 Cite this project

1001 Smart Cities (2026). “MVGO: MVG's Multimodal Mobility App” — Munich, Germany. The Smart City Atlas. https://1001smartcities.org/projects/munich-mvgo-maas/ (last verified 2026-08-09). Data: CC BY 4.0.

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