Top Mobility & Transportation Startups to Watch (and Work for) in 2023

• As of June 2023, Convoy reported that its network has seen 16% fewer crashes than the industry, and 99.95% of loads get delivered without a cargo claim.

• As of June 2023, Convoy has a nationwide network of 400,000 dry vans and reefer trucks.

• Convoy customers include The Home Depot, Procter & Gamble, Unilever, Dollar Shave Club, Dollar General, Land O’Lakes, LG Electronics, and Anheuser-Busch.

• As of April 2022, Convoy has leased 3,000 trailers and was on pace for $1 billion in revenue.

• The Boring Company completed the R&D Tunnel, a tunnel located in Hawthorne, California, in December 2018.

• The Boring Company completed LVCC Loop, a tunnel with a capacity for 4,500 passengers per hour connecting the Las Vegas Convention Center, in April 2021.

• As of May 2023, The Boring Company has three projects underway, including Resorts World-LVCC Connector, Vegas Loop, and Hyperloop.

• As of May 2023, Zum has completed 1 million rides.

• In October 2021, Zum surpassed 4,000 customers made up of schools and districts.

• As of May 2023, Zum services five areas: San Francisco, Los Angeles, Dallas, Chicago, and Seattle. Zum plans to launch in Orange County, Phoenix, Portland, Sacramento, New York City, Washington DC, San Diego, and Miami.

• Zum customers include Garvey School District, Marin Catholic, Duarte Unified School District, Oakland Unified School District, San Francisco Public Schools, Newark Unified School District, and Arlington Independent School District.

• Expected revenue for 2022 was over $20 million, up from $2 million in 2021.

• 25,000 trucking companies and commercial drivers use AtoB. AtoB’s customers include Uber Freight, Thumbtack, Infinity Energy, Kyte, and uShip.

• On average, the AtoB fuel card saves customers 43 cents per gallon.

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• Bolt serves 100 million+ customers in 45 countries across 400 cities in Europe and Africa.

• Bolt has 3.1 million drivers and couriers.

• In 2020, Bolt’s revenue increased by 75% to 221.4 million euros.

• As of May 2023, Remora claims its technology captures 80% of semi-truck CO2 emissions directly from the tailpipe and a 3.5-year payback from CO2 revenue.

• Remora’s bolt-on technology has passed 26,000 hours worth of tests.

• As of June 2023, Cowboy has rated 3.5/5 stars from 1,588 reviews on Trustpilot.

• As of March 2023, Cowboy has sold 50,000+ bikes.

• In 2022, Cowboy reported 41 million euros in revenue, and sales grew by 2.7x over the previous year.

• As of July 2023, Fetii has transported 800,000+ passengers.

• As of July 2023, Fetii has rated 4.4/5 stars from 249 Apple App Store reviews and 3.3/5 stars from 18 Google Play Store reviews.

• As of July 2023, zingbus has transported two million+ customers.

• As of July 2023, zingbus has connected 500+ cities in 17 states, up from 100 in July 2021.

• As of July 2023, zingbus has a fleet of 350 buses.

• As of June 2023, River claims its scooters have a 10x lower operating cost than gas-burning scooters in India.

• As of October 2021, River can produce ~3,000 scooters monthly from its small-scale manufacturing facilities.

• As of May 2023, Zendrive has 200 billion miles of driving data from 60 million drivers.

• As of May 2023, Zendrive has 100,000+ collisions detected, 100 million users reached, and 15 patents approved, with 24 patents pending.

• Zendrive customers include Credit Karma, Ituran, DSG Group, MiWay Blink, and Undo.

• In 2016, Vinli was named the largest automotive app ecosystem by Forst & Sullivan.