Top 10 European Mobility Technology Companies 2026

Paris-based long-distance carpooling giant valued at €2B with 26M active users across 22 countries. BlaBlaCar's 2025 acquisition of Idvroom and expansion into bus travel cemented its position as Europe's dominant intercity mobility platform, moving 100M passengers annually.

Berlin-based micromobility leader operating 300,000+ e-scooters and e-bikes across 25 European countries with €580M raised. TIER's 2024 merger with Dott created Europe's largest shared micromobility operator, serving 500+ cities and prioritising vehicle longevity through its SwapCharge battery model.

The BMW and Mercedes-Benz backed ride-hailing joint venture operates in 9 European countries with 54M+ users. FREE NOW's multimodal app aggregates taxis, private hire vehicles, e-scooters and e-bikes, making it Europe's leading integrated urban mobility platform by registered users.

Volkswagen's on-demand ride-pooling subsidiary launched in Hamburg and Hanover, offering all-electric shared rides that reduce cars on the road. In 2025 MOIA exceeded 20M rides and secured regulatory approval to expand to three additional German cities, pioneering the shared autonomous vehicle transition.

Swedish e-scooter operator with 100M+ rides completed across 80 European cities. Voi's safety-first approach — including in-app speed limits near schools and mandatory helmet nudges — helped it win long-term city contracts in 2025, making it the preferred micromobility partner for Nordic municipalities.

The European arm of global micromobility leader Lime operates e-scooters and e-bikes in 30+ European cities. Following a €220M European expansion fund in 2024, Lime's Gen4 scooters with swappable batteries achieved a 5-year operational lifespan, dramatically cutting emissions per ride.

Barcelona-based moped and e-scooter sharing pioneer operating in 9 European cities including Madrid, Lisbon and Rome. Cooltra's B2B fleet-management arm grew 40% in 2025, serving hotels, airports and corporate campuses across Southern Europe with fully electric two-wheeler fleets.

Dutch hyperloop infrastructure company developing the European Hyperloop Network with support from the EU's CEF Transport fund. Hardt's 2025 full-scale test track in Groningen validated switch technology for multi-destination routing, positioning the Netherlands as the global hub for hyperloop commercialisation.

Amsterdam-based urban mobility analytics platform powering real-time traffic optimisation for 15 Dutch and Belgian cities. Zag's AI-driven signal control reduced average urban commute times by 12% in pilot cities, attracting €45M in Series B funding from European infrastructure investors in 2025.

Paris-based long-distance carpooling giant valued at €2B with 26M active users across 22 countries. BlaBlaCar's 2025 acquisition of Idvroom and expansion into bus travel cemented its position as Europe's dominant intercity mobility platform, moving 100M passengers annually.

Berlin-based micromobility leader operating 300,000+ e-scooters and e-bikes across 25 European countries with €580M raised. TIER's 2024 merger with Dott created Europe's largest shared micromobility operator, serving 500+ cities and prioritising vehicle longevity through its SwapCharge battery model.

The BMW and Mercedes-Benz backed ride-hailing joint venture operates in 9 European countries with 54M+ users. FREE NOW's multimodal app aggregates taxis, private hire vehicles, e-scooters and e-bikes, making it Europe's leading integrated urban mobility platform by registered users.

Volkswagen's on-demand ride-pooling subsidiary launched in Hamburg and Hanover, offering all-electric shared rides that reduce cars on the road. In 2025 MOIA exceeded 20M rides and secured regulatory approval to expand to three additional German cities, pioneering the shared autonomous vehicle transition.

Swedish e-scooter operator with 100M+ rides completed across 80 European cities. Voi's safety-first approach — including in-app speed limits near schools and mandatory helmet nudges — helped it win long-term city contracts in 2025, making it the preferred micromobility partner for Nordic municipalities.

The European arm of global micromobility leader Lime operates e-scooters and e-bikes in 30+ European cities. Following a €220M European expansion fund in 2024, Lime's Gen4 scooters with swappable batteries achieved a 5-year operational lifespan, dramatically cutting emissions per ride.

Barcelona-based moped and e-scooter sharing pioneer operating in 9 European cities including Madrid, Lisbon and Rome. Cooltra's B2B fleet-management arm grew 40% in 2025, serving hotels, airports and corporate campuses across Southern Europe with fully electric two-wheeler fleets.

Dutch hyperloop infrastructure company developing the European Hyperloop Network with support from the EU's CEF Transport fund. Hardt's 2025 full-scale test track in Groningen validated switch technology for multi-destination routing, positioning the Netherlands as the global hub for hyperloop commercialisation.

Amsterdam-based urban mobility analytics platform powering real-time traffic optimisation for 15 Dutch and Belgian cities. Zag's AI-driven signal control reduced average urban commute times by 12% in pilot cities, attracting €45M in Series B funding from European infrastructure investors in 2025.