For Uber & Lyft Drivers

Own the Vehicle.
Keep the Fare.

You already work Friday and Saturday nights. Stop burning your own car for a rideshare app's cut — run an electric pedicab you own, in the busiest zones of your city.

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The switch in one line: An electric pedicab keeps the full fare (no 25–40% platform cut), costs $1–$3 to charge instead of $40–$80 in gas per shift, can't be deactivated by an algorithm, and leaves you owning a resellable asset — not a worn-out car.

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Pedicab vs. Uber Calculator

Pick your city type and weekend hours and see a realistic monthly revenue estimate for one electric pedicab — plus the full cost-by-cost breakdown against driving for an app.

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The Gig Driver's Guide

The complete playbook: real weekend math, startup costs, the revenue streams you can stack, financing options, licensing, and your first 30 days.

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City Playbooks

Local zones, sweet spots, and revenue potential for the cities where drivers are already making the switch.

Nashville$30K–$42K/yr per cab Austin$28K–$40K/yr per cab New Orleans$30K–$45K/yr per cab Charleston$26K–$36K/yr per cab Savannah$25K–$35K/yr per cab

Don't see your city? The model works anywhere with a walkable bar district, waterfront, hotels, convention center, stadium, or event venues within a 2-mile loop. Tell us your city and we'll send a custom breakdown in under 24 hours.

Why Xion

23 years ago our founder was a pedicab driver. Xion built a 130+ cab electric fleet in San Diego — part of a 1,000+ pedicab national network — was featured on CNN with Mike Rowe, and now manufactures pedicabs for operators. Built for commercial work, not weekend toys — and designed for advertising wraps, so you can earn from rides and from brands.

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Tell us your city and situation. We'll send a custom breakdown — licensing, revenue estimate, startup cost, and financing — in under 24 hours.

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