Mobility directory
Early-Stage Mobility Startups in Europe
Mobility startups build the vehicles, networks and software that move people and goods more cleanly and efficiently. Europe is a strong base for the sector, with deep automotive engineering, dense cities that reward shared transport, and policy that pushes toward electrification. The result is a wide field of companies spanning electric trucks, shared scooters, digital freight and charging networks.
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Why mobility now
Decarbonisation targets and high fuel costs are accelerating the shift to electric and shared transport across the continent. Driver shortages and supply chain pressure are pulling automation and digital logistics into the mainstream. Mobility now sits at the intersection of climate, software and hardware, which makes it one of the most active areas of European technology.
How we choose these companies
A public directory of early-stage European mobility startups. We aim to list every company that fits, not a hand-picked few. Here is exactly what that means, and why:
- European: headquartered in Europe (EU, EEA, UK, Switzerland and nearby). We go by where a company is based, not just where it sells, because this is a map of the European ecosystem.
- Early-stage: founded in the last 5 years. That is where the new ideas and the most active part of the ecosystem are; established household-name scaleups are a different list.
- A real product company: builds a scalable technology product or platform. We leave out agencies, consultancies and local service businesses, which do not follow the same path.
- Independent: a standalone company, not a subsidiary or brand of a larger corporation.
- Active: currently operating, with a live website. We re-check regularly and remove companies that shut down, get acquired, or move out of scope.
We list only public information about what each company does. We deliberately do not track or show fundraising: who is raising, who is investing, or how much. This is a directory of companies, not a deal database.
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221 early-stage mobility startups in Europe
Founded in the last 5 years. A comprehensive list from public sources, not a hand-picked few.
Weev
Belfast, United KingdomBuilds, owns, and operates destination and workplace electric vehicle charging infrastructure.
BoxNow
Athens, GreeceA locker delivery service network providing automated, 24/7 self-service parcel pickup options for e-commerce shoppers.
Elby
Copenhagen, DenmarkOperates a community-driven EV charging network enabling private charger owners to share access with neighbors.
Mily Technologies
Munich, GermanyDelivery analytics platform that helps parcel and postal operators optimize last-mile and out-of-home delivery operations.
Reefilla
Turin, ItalyOffers mobile, on-demand charging services for electric vehicles.
AeroDynamics
Yerevan, ArmeniaDesigns and manufactures heavy-payload unmanned aerial systems for dual-use applications.
Zparq
Stockholm, SwedenDesigns highly compact electric motors and modular propulsion systems for marine vessels and watercraft.
Vumo
Warsaw, PolandAI-based automated vehicle inspection and damage analysis for fleets and car rentals.
Remoted
Tampere, FinlandOperates automated, zero-emission shared shuttle transport solutions for smart cities.
Vidde
Sundsvall, SwedenDevelops circular and electric snowmobiles to transition winter mobility to zero emissions.
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