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The ride-sharing industry has grown far beyond its original model of connecting drivers and riders. Companies now operate globally, offering everything from electric mopeds to child transportation services.
Estonia's Bolt has raised $2.3B to expand its multi-service mobility app. Meanwhile, companies like Zum focus on specific needs, providing transportation for school districts in the United States.
Below is our list of 29 Ride Sharing startups worth keeping an eye on.
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Careem is building the "Everything App" for the Middle East, a platform that simplifies daily tasks like transportation, ordering food, and managing payments. Their super-app consolidates these varied services, from ride-sharing to digital finance, into one mobile experience for users across the region.
inDrive develops a mobility and urban services app that gives users options for ride-hailing, courier, and freight delivery. The platform stands out by allowing passengers and drivers to directly negotiate the fare for their trip.
RushOwl built a dynamic ride-sharing platform that powers on-demand and fixed-route shuttle services. They partner with organizations and communities to offer affordable and convenient shared transportation.
Revel provides shared electric mopeds and an all-electric rideshare service for navigating cities. They also build public fast-charging hubs to accelerate the broader adoption of electric vehicles.
Voi operates a shared micromobility service, offering e-scooters and e-bikes for rent in more than 150 cities. The company provides a sustainable and convenient transportation alternative for urban residents through its mobile app.
Zum built a comprehensive platform to manage student transportation for school districts. They focus on improving safety and efficiency, helping schools reduce both costs and carbon emissions.
BluSmart Mobility operates an all-electric ride-hailing service designed for sustainable urban transportation. Their platform connects riders to a dedicated fleet of electric vehicles through a mobile app, offering a reliable and eco-friendly travel option.
Oway has developed an AI-powered marketplace that connects shippers with carriers to fill empty truck space across America. Their platform aims to make freight shipping more efficient and affordable by optimizing unused cargo capacity.
Yulu offers a fleet of low-speed electric two-wheelers designed for short, convenient urban trips. Their service allows users to easily rent and ride these vehicles, providing a sustainable solution for last-mile connectivity in cities.
Our top ten picks offer a glimpse into a much larger movement. Dozens of other companies have collectively raised over five billion dollars to reshape how people get from one place to another.
Some are just getting started, while others are already established names. Here is a look at the other startups helping to define the future of ride sharing.
| Startup | Main Industry | Year Founded | Amount Raised | Last Funding Round |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Logistics | 2011 | $600.6M | Debt Financing | |
| Media | 2016 | $2B | Corporate Round | |
| Mobility | 2015 | $5.6M | Seed | |
| Mobility | 2018 | $10M | Corporate Round | |
| Mobility | 2016 | $69.3M | Series C | |
| Mobility | 2006 | €53.1M | Series C | |
| Media | 2013 | €13.9M | Series B | |
| Mobility | 2019 | CN¥1.9B | Series B | |
| Media | 2014 | R$1.2M | Seed | |
| Media | 2014 | €27.5M | Series A | |
| Infrastructure | 2015 | $6.9M | Series A | |
| Media | 2019 | $5.7M | Debt Financing | |
| Mobility | 2018 | $2B | Series B | |
| Mobility | 2018 | $12.9M | Convertible Note | |
| Mobility | 2022 | $690k | Series A | |
| Mobility | 2015 | $181.5M | Series D | |
| Environment | 2019 | CZK13M | Seed | |
| Media | 2014 | €100k | Grant | |
| Mobility | 2014 | $17k | Seed |
