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imove allows a company in automotive, finance, insurance or even electricity and telecoms to offer car subscriptions as an alternative to car ownership or leasing.
This is TIER Mobility's third acquisition in recent months and the company will now partner with cities in two new countries - Canada and the US.
Mokumono, an Amsterdam-based e-bike brand, announced on Wednesday that it has secured €800K in funding Rabobank in collaboration with a consortium of five informal investors.
Check is on a mission to make cities more liveable. It offers a mobile app through which users can reserve and use shared e-mopeds on a per minute basis.
UK-based Wejo has secured up to $100M (€88M) in committed equity financing.
TTTech Auto, a Vienna-based automotive safety software provider, announced that it has raised $285M (approx €248M) from Aptiv PLC and Audi in its latest round of funding.
Launched in 2020 by Innovactory, Gaiyo is a Mobility-as-a-Service (MaaS) app that functions as a personal travel assistant.
Dott, an Amsterdam-based micro-mobility company, announced that it has raised a $70M (approx €62.2M) extension to its Series B funding round, bringing the total raised to over $150M (approx €133M) in a mix of equity and asset-backed debt.
Cowboy is an e-bike startup that incorporates design, affordability, and technology to connect owners to their bikes through an app, featuring a secure key, live stats, and GPS tracking.
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Laka has created a better insurance model by connecting passionate cyclists all over the UK to form a community and protect their bikes.
Wayve develops a fully autonomous driving system that is data-driven at every layer.
