Mobility Tech Startups in Africa
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Mobility tech in WA is a growing but fragmented market. Ampersand & Halan dominate the 2W EV space, while QuickBus leads in intercity bus services. Funding is available but selective, focusing on businesses with strong unit economics and local relevance. Local business leaders are cautiously optimistic, seeing the potential for disruption but also recognizing the challenges in a market with fragmented infrastructure and low disposable income.
Cummulative Funding
$75.7M+
Total # of Companies
3
Total Deal Count
22
Total M&A Count
0
Total # of Investors
39
List of Mobility Tech startups in Africa
Add Startup| Startuparrow_upward | Overviewarrow_upward | Last roundarrow_upward | Total raisedarrow_upward | Founded |
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Ampersand makes better, cheaper, more powerful motorcycles for the millions of motorcycle taxis in East Africa. And they're electric. | Venture | $ 54,990,850 | 2014 | |
Halan is an app-based platform for ride-hailing and on-demand delivery services | Series A | $ 20,025,000 | 2017 | |
Quickbus is a Kenyan online bus booking and ticketing startup | Seed | $ 720,000 | 2017 |
Founded
2014
Overview
Ampersand makes better, cheaper, more powerful motorcycles for the millions of motorcycle taxis in East Africa. And they're electric.
Last round
Venture
Total raised
$ 54,990,850
Employee
1-10
Founded
2017
Overview
Halan is an app-based platform for ride-hailing and on-demand delivery services
Last round
Series A
Total raised
$ 20,025,000
Employee
201-500
Founded
2017
Overview
Quickbus is a Kenyan online bus booking and ticketing startup
Last round
Seed
Total raised
$ 720,000
Employee
51-200