In this episode, we release the content from a recent MM Meetup call withHorace where he unpacks What makes Micromobility Disruptive?.This was recorded from a call for our paid subscribers via the Substacknewsletter, and grants exclusive access to Horace to ask questions on amonthly basis. It helps support the work that Horace, myself, James, Chaseand Luke do to generate content for you guys, and grants you exclusivebenefits like discounts to Summits, exclusive swag, early access to contentand a community of other micromobility enthusiasts. See more details below.*On the call, they cover:*- How the current phase of scooters are similar to the Motorola Razr of themid-late 2000s.- How dependent on infrastructure is Micromobility’s success? What can welearn from the deployment of both cellular and autonomotive infrastructuredevelopment?- The difference between adoption and disruption. Why adoption will comeregardless, and what about disruption is predictable? How can we uselanguage to track adoption?- What is micromobility actually disrupting? Why is it hard to convinceothers to see the market for something that is additive.- What segments are existing OEM’s not serving with their car products, andwhat opportunities does this present to micromobility providers? How isthis causing them to flee the low end?- How disruptive are traditional electric vehicles? How is this different?- Micromobility deserts - what will happen in exurban areas? How does thistrack with the trend of urbanisation?- Christensen says that automobiles weren’t disruptive themselves, but theModel T was. Horace explains why.