Otto Fleet Media

Your brand on the bikes that feed London

Static vinyl wraps on Otto's electric delivery mopeds and e-bikes. Every vehicle carries a GPS tracker, so every campaign comes back with verified kilometres, on-road hours and a heat map of where your artwork actually went.

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Otto Askoll eSPro 70 mopeds in Domino's livery outside a Domino's store in London
The network · GPS data, 13 Aug – 12 Sep 2026

Counted from GPS, not estimated

A vehicle counts as active only if it moved on at least five separate days in the period. Stock, workshop and idle vehicles are left out.

223
vehicles on the road in 30 days, 191 of them in Greater London
127
already carrying brand livery for Pizza Hut and Domino’s franchisees
57,157km
driven by the branded fleets alone in 30 days, GPS-verified
73%
of on-road time between 15:00 and 20:59
Heat map of GPS-verified moving positions of Otto's branded delivery fleets across Greater London, 13 August to 12 September 2026
One month of real delivery routes from the branded fleets, in cells about 200 m across. Densest around Wembley, Ealing and Acton, Barking and Ilford, Lewisham and Catford.
Audience moments

Dinner-time, high-street, eye level

Delivery bikes are seen where people are: outside restaurants, at crossings, in traffic on residential high streets. 45% of weekly on-road time falls on Friday and Saturday, and the average active vehicle covers 29.5 km a delivery day, parked and visible at the shop between runs.

Bar chart: share of on-road time by hour of day, peaking between 15:00 and 20:59
Share of on-road time by hour (Europe/London), all branded fleets.
The format

Static vinyl wrap, five faces per vehicle

Printed, laminated vinyl on three faces of the top box (rear and both sides) plus the two body side panels. Artwork is fitted and removed by Otto technicians during routine servicing.

Row of Otto Askoll eSPro 70 mopeds in Pizza Hut livery
Pizza Hut livery on the Askoll eSPro 70
Close-up of a Domino's wrap on an Otto moped top box and side panel
One continuous wrap over the box faces
Pizza Hut wrap on the cargo box of an Otto delivery e-bike
The same wrap on an e-bike cargo box
Otto mopeds in Domino's livery parked at the shop front
Parked at the shop front between runs
How a campaign runs

From artwork to report in one cycle

01

Artwork and print

We send the dieline on booking, check legality and fit, then print and laminate.

02

Fitting

Vehicles come through the Hammersmith workshop on their service slot. Photo proof of every vehicle, with plate and date, within 5 working days.

03

Live

Riders deliver as normal and the GPS logs every trip. Mid-cycle snapshot on request.

04

Report and renew

Heat map, kilometres, delivery days and moving hours per vehicle. Roll into the next cycle or remove at the next service.

Can you advertise on delivery mopeds in London?

Yes. Otto Fleet Media sells static vinyl wrap advertising on Otto Scooter’s electric delivery mopeds and e-bikes in London. Each vehicle carries five printable faces — the rear and both sides of the top box plus the two body side panels — and campaigns run in four-week cycles from a minimum of 10 vehicles.

Pizza Hut and Domino’s franchisees have run their livery on Otto vehicles for years; the rest of the London fleet is available to third-party advertisers. Every vehicle is GPS-tracked, so each campaign is reported with verified kilometres, delivery days, moving hours and a heat map. Wraps are fitted and removed at Otto’s workshop at 66 Paddenswick Road, Hammersmith.

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Fleet advertising, answered

How much does advertising on the fleet cost?
Rates are per vehicle, per four-week cycle, with a one-off production and fitting charge per vehicle. The minimum booking is 10 vehicles for 4 weeks, and media rates are commissionable to recognised agencies. Ask for the media pack and rate card below.
Which vehicles carry the advertising?
Mostly Askoll eSPro 70 electric mopeds, plus VMoto CPx mopeds and ETT Trayser and Cycl Carr-E e-bikes with a delivery box. The format is the same on each: the top box faces and the body side panels.
Can we choose where the vehicles ride?
No — we do not route riders, so coverage follows real delivery demand. Where a fleet partner agrees, a campaign can be placed on a specific franchise cluster. Every campaign comes back with a GPS heat map of where the artwork actually went.
What creative is not allowed?
No alcohol, gambling, tobacco or political creative, and nothing over lights, indicators, number plates or reflectors. Otto reviews artwork before print.
Do riders lose time while the wrap is fitted?
No. Wraps go on and come off at the Hammersmith workshop during the vehicle’s routine service slot.