ECOBICI

Name: ECOBICI
Rating: 3.8 (193 reviews)
Author: Lyft, Inc.

By: Lyft, Inc. App

La app oficial de ECOBICI

Overview

Version:

2026.23.37

Last updated: 2026-07-15

Ranking

#113,702 ▲ 365

Overall

Features & Capabilities

This is the official ECOBICI app for Mexico City’s public bike system. Access more than 9k bikes and 687 stations; plan trips, unlock bikes, and enjoy unlimited 45-minute rides with real-time availability.

Link your MI card, review ride history, and sync with Health to count your pedaling toward health goals. The app also helps you find bike lanes on the map and connect with other transportation modes for easy city travel.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Navigation & Mapping Data Privacy & Security

By:

Lyft, Inc.

Rating:

3.80

(193) 2 new ratings

Version:

2026.23.37 Last updated: 2026-07-15

Version code:

888023997

Creation date:

2022-08-12

Compatible devices:

Size:

131.77MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-08-30

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 113,702 ▲ 365

Other platforms

ECOBICI (v2026.7.3.1773071888)

652,783 3.38

(4,872)

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Developed by:

Lyft, Inc.

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/ecobici/id1608397837

Website:

https://www.ecobici.cdmx.gob.mx

User Reviews

Users value ECOBICI as a convenient way to navigate CDMX and explore the city by bike, aided by a helpful map. However, recurring issues—unreliable bikes and docks, slow/unreliable unlocking, payment difficulties, spotty location accuracy, and weak customer support—frequently interrupt use. Improvements in bike maintenance, dock reliability, payment options (including Apple Pay), and responsive support would substantially raise satisfaction.

Pros

The in-app map helps locate available bikes and return docks.
Convenient and enjoyable way to travel around CDMX, especially for tourists.
Generally positive experience when the system is functioning and bikes are operable.
Useful tool for exploring the city by bike and reducing reliance on cars.

Cons

Bikes frequently broken or poorly maintained (brakes/gear issues, vandalism).
Unlocking and docking problems are common; docks can be empty and rides may not register, leading to unexpected charges.
Payment issues and lack of Apple Pay support; multiple card errors reported.
Location accuracy and overall app reliability problems (slow loads, inaccurate GPS).
Poor customer service and unresponsive support, including account suspensions without clear explanations.

Recent reviews

Cada vez que abro la app, me sacan de mi sesion, tengo que reingresar mis datos cada vez y meter un codigo de seguridad que me mandan a gmail. Hueva.

by ed*****, 2026-08-27

This is sort of a funny review. The app was a little bit buggy, and sometimes it was very hard to get the app to approve the bicycle checkout. So long as I double checked that the bike was docked correctly I had no problem stopping my time. I ran into two problems with ecobici. First sometimes the bikes just didn’t work. A couple of times I had bikes back just spun out because the gearing was broken, and my partner had bikes with loose brakes and seats that would not stay up. Second, and this is no real knock on Ecobici, Mexico City is a nightmare to get around on a bike. Unless you know the city extremely well or have flawlessly working maps expect to get lost a lot. And very frustrated. A bunch of times I had an estimate on Google Maps of a ride of less than 30 minutes and it ended up taking me 46 minutes, which meant that I got charged a bit more on ecobici. The charge was low enough, but navigating traffic and unclear directions made something that is always fun for me – riding a bike – and incredibly stressful experience. I’m exceptionally comfortable riding in traffic, but getting lost was just unbearable. I wouldn’t use bikes again in CDMX.