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Berlin-based Xavveo, a startup focused on advancing autonomous vehicle sensor technology, announced on Tuesday that it has secured $8.6M (approximately €8M) in a seed funding round.
Munich-based Rebike Mobility, an online retailer specialising in e-bikes, announced on Thursday that it has raised €13M in a funding round led by Decathlon Pulse, the VC arm of global sports retailer, Decathlon.
Ghent-based MobilityPlus, a company in the European electric vehicle (EV) charging market, has raised €40M in funding.
Electric scooters have become a popular mode of modern urban mobility, offering a convenient and eco-friendly way to commute through city streets.
Beverwijk-based Optima Cycles, a Dutch E-bike and electric cargo bike manufacturer, has announced the acquisition of Utrecht-based Dolly Bikes, a direct-to-consumer cargo bike brand.
Stockholm-based Voi Technology, a micro-mobility company, announced that it raised €50M by selling bonds as part of a plan to raise €125M in total.
Heerenveen, The Netherlands-based Accell Group, which produces and sells bicycles, as well as their parts and accessories, announced that it is taking a significant step to improve its financial position.
Amsterdam-based My Way, a startup specialised in improving the parking experience, announced on Tuesday that it has raised €2.5M in a funding round.
Earlier this year, Amsterdam’s Dott and Berlin’s TIER Mobility announced their merger to form a joint entity.
Amsterdam-based Pluq, a specialist in electric vehicle charging solutions, has received a €50M framework credit facility from Swedish investor P Capital Partners.
Amsterdam-based Invest-NL, a national financing and development institution, has partnered with the European Commission’s Alternative Fuel Infrastructure Facility (AFIF) to finance emission-free public transport.
Berlin-based Distribusion, a B2B ground transport marketplace, announced on Thursday that it has secured $80M (approximately €71.7M) in an oversubscribed Series C funding round.
