Wunder Mobility in the news

Wunder Mobility, founded in 2014, specializes in Enterprise Tech, expanding from ride-sharing to fleet management and vehicle rental.

Wunder Mobility is powering a new multi-modal vehicle rental and transport platform for Purdy Group in Costa Rica.

Wunder Mobility launched Wunder Vehicles and partnered with Yadea for light electric vehicles, transitioning into the mobility market.

Wunder Mobility's estimated 2024 revenue is $11.3 million, up from $6.3 million in 2023, showcasing consistent growth since its 2014 launch.

Wunder Mobility acquired goUrban, an Austrian shared mobility software platform, to enhance its market position and expand its global reach.

Wunder Mobility acquired goUrban, combining their platforms to become the largest independent free-floating and station-based micromobility and car-sharing platform.

Geospatial companies Mapz, UP42, Wunder Mobility, and Mapbox are actively recruiting for various positions.

Wunder Mobility acquired KEAZ, an Australian car-sharing and rental technology provider, to expand its global mobility services and enhance its 'Wunder Rent' product.

Hamburg-based Wunder Mobility raised 12 million euros to scale its software and hardware platform for vehicle-sharing services.

Wunder Mobility raised 12 million Euros to enhance its software and customer service for its shared mobility platform.

Wunder Mobility secured 12 million euros from KCK and Blumberg Capital to expand its software and hardware platform for shared transport fleets.

Wunder Mobility has secured 12 million euros in funding to expand its software and hardware platform for vehicle sharing operators.

Wunder Mobility secured €12 million in funding to scale its software and hardware platform for shared vehicle operators globally.

Wunder Mobility, a Hamburg-based provider of shared mobility SaaS and hardware solutions, raised ","12 million in funding to strengthen its platform and support operators globally.

Three German startups, Blickfeld, Wunder Mobility, and Onomotion, innovate in mobility with LiDAR sensors for autonomous driving, software for car-sharing, and e-cargo bikes for urban delivery.

Wunder Mobility's CEO outlines ten practical innovations and collaborative strategies for operators to improve the public perception and orderly integration of shared vehicles in cities.

Wunder Mobility, in partnership with Yadea, launched its first e-bike designed for shared micromobility, featuring a 120km range and advanced security features for the European market.

Wunder Mobility launched its first co-developed e-bike with Yadea, designed for shared use with a 120km range and tailored for European markets.

Wunder Mobility launched a co-developed e-bike with Yadea, featuring a 120km range and dual security, designed for shared mobility and European markets.

Wunder Mobility launched its first co-developed e-bike with Yadea, specifically designed for the sharing market with an industry-leading 120 km range.