MobilityFund

MobilityFund is a Hamburg-based venture capital firm dedicated to driving the global transition to sustainable mobility. Since its inception in 2013, the firm has focused on supporting visionary founders in the automotive, transportation, and energy sectors. With a primary geographical focus in Europe, MobilityFund also explores opportunities in select regions, including the United States and Israel. The firm prioritizes software solutions and B2B models, investing across various transportation modes such as road, rail, air, and sea. Above all, MobilityFund invests in the founders who shape and innovate within these domains.

The firm's investment strategy centers on early-stage startups, typically participating in seed rounds from pre-seed to late-seed stages. These startups have launched their products or services, achieved initial revenues, and seek capital to scale. As the first institutional investor, MobilityFund positions itself as the go-to venture partner for mobility startups. Alongside its main funds, the firm offers special purpose vehicles (SPVs) for single-startup investments, enabling deeper collaboration with exceptional founders. Investors include international industry leaders spanning automotive dealerships, automotive suppliers, utilities, energy consultancies, logistics, and shipping companies who share the vision for the future of mobility.

In January 2025, MobilityFund led a €7 million pre-A funding round for Flowfox, an innovative platform automating global import logistics. This investment aims to transform inefficient and manual import container processes into seamless, automated workflows, reducing costs, delays, and errors in global import container processes. The firm's portfolio also includes companies like ChargeEuropa, a marketplace for commercial vehicle rentals, and Pionix, a leading IoT provider for e-bikes. MobilityFund's commitment to the mobility transition is further demonstrated by its expansion into new markets and verticals, with offices in Southern California and a diverse team of over 20 partners spanning Germany, Hong Kong, Portugal, Netherlands, Norway, Sweden, Switzerland, and Chile. The expanded team includes industry leaders such as Horace Dediu, famed analyst and inventor of the term 'micromobility', and Tatiana Quiros, co-founder of Toyota Kinto in Costa Rica and transport specialist for the World Bank. This global presence underscores MobilityFund's dedication to accelerating the mobility transition worldwide.