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Moove Raises $100 Million, Steers Towards a Sustainable Future in Mobility

Tanay Chopra
Tanay Chopra·Mar 23, 2024·2 min read
Moove fintech startup raises $100 million Series B funding, partners with Uber for mobility entrepreneur vehicle financing

Moove, a fintech startup revolutionizing vehicle ownership for mobility entrepreneurs, has successfully secured $100 million in Series B funding.

This achievement has boosted the company's valuation to $750 million, showcasing the growing appeal of Moove's innovative financing model in the mobility sector.

In a bid to empower entrepreneurs often overlooked by traditional banks, Moove leverages drivers' earnings from platforms like Uber to assess creditworthiness and offer financing for vehicle purchases.

This unique approach has garnered attention and support, leading to a strategic partnership with Uber, a prominent player in the ride-hailing industry.

With this latest funding, Moove is poised to expand its global footprint, targeting 16 markets by 2025 with a focus on Africa, the Middle East, Europe, and Asia.

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The company's commitment to promoting electric vehiclesits (EVs) underscores its dedication to creating a sustainable and efficient transportation network on a global scale.

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Moove Leads UAE's Electric Vehicle Revolution

Moove has established a strong presence in the UAE by pioneering its charging solution in the region. Their commitment to sustainability is evident through the exclusive charging stations for their customers. 

Additionally, Moove has made significant strides in transitioning to a fully electric fleet in the UAE, resulting in the highest number of EV trips on the Uber UAE platform in 2023.

They have empowered over 20,000 mobility entrepreneurs across three continents, facilitating more than 30 million Moove-financed trips to date. This has translated into an annual recurring revenue (ARR) exceeding $115 million.


Edited by Harshajit Sarmah

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