Funded Transportation Startups in France
Across these 14 funded transportation companies in France, the only disclosed round above $40M is VELA’s $45M on 2024-09-24; the next-largest disclosed amo…
Across these 14 funded transportation companies in France, the only disclosed round above $40M is VELA’s $45M on 2024-09-24; the next-largest disclosed amounts are far lower at Flease’s $15M (2026-06-23) and Temo’s $7M (2024-01-18). Disclosed amounts also cluster near the mid single-digits: beyond VELA, three disclosed rounds sit at $6M–$7M (CarJager $6M on 2023-10-06; Temo $7M on 2024-01-18; Vroomly $6M on 2021-02-01), while two early-stage disclosed rounds are close together at $1M–$2M (CirculaCar $1M on 2025-06-13; Nox Mobility $2M on 2026-04-22).
Stage classification is split between disclosed and not fully specified: 4 of 14 entries show “undisclosed” amounts (Gama 2024-06-01; Zembo 2024-02-07; ENAKL 2023-04-27; plus one other undisclosed listing), and an additional 3 of 14 are labeled “Series Unknown” or “Venture - Series Unknown” (Zembo 2024-02-07; CarJager 2023-10-06; Gaussin group 2022-11-10; Vroomly 2021-02-01). Geographically, Ile-de-France appears repeatedly in the list (Gaya, Gama, Zembo, CarJager, ENAKL, Vroomly), while the time window spans from 2021-02-01 (Vroomly) to 2026-06-23 (Flease), with multiple later rounds concentrated in 2024–2025 (e.g., VELA 2024-09-24; Gaya 2024-07-08; CirculaCar 2025-06-13).
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Frequently asked
What’s the largest disclosed funding round in this France transportation list, and how does it compare to the rest?
VELA’s $45M disclosed round on 2024-09-24 stands out as the only entry above $40M; the next-largest disclosed amounts are $15M (Flease on 2026-06-23) and $7M (Temo on 2024-01-18), with most other disclosed rounds in the single-digit range (e.g., Gaya $5M on 2024-07-08; Vroomly $6M on 2021-02-01).
Are there notable geographic clusters among the locations shown (especially repeating cities/regions)?
Ile-de-France is over-represented relative to other regions: multiple entries are based there, including Gaya (Paris, 2024-07-08, $5M), Gama (Ivry-sur-seine, 2024-06-01, undisclosed), Zembo (Paris, 2024-02-07, undisclosed), CarJager (Paris, 2023-10-06, $6M), ENAKL (Paris, 2023-04-27, undisclosed), and Vroomly (Paris, 2021-02-01, $6M).
Which rounds are most concentrated in the most recent period shown (roughly the last year of listed dates)?
The most recent year-long slice is dominated by late 2025–mid 2026 entries: Flease closed on 2026-06-23 ($15M) and Nox Mobility on 2026-04-22 ($2M), with CirculaCar following on 2025-06-13 ($1M). In contrast, the older disclosed rounds include Vroomly’s 2021-02-01 ($6M) and Gaussin group’s 2022-11-10 ($5M).
How should stage labels be treated here: is there a heavy share of missing or non-specific stage information?
Yes. “Undisclosed” amounts appear on 4 of 14 entries (Gama 2024-06-01; Zembo 2024-02-07; ENAKL 2023-04-27; Gaussin group 2022-11-10 shows $5M but the stage is “Series Unknown”), and 3 additional entries use “Series Unknown”/“Venture - Series Unknown” styling (Zembo 2024-02-07; CarJager 2023-10-06; Vroomly 2021-02-01).
Are there outliers besides the largest round (either unusually small disclosed amounts or atypical profiles)?
The strongest small-amount outlier among disclosed figures is DataFret at $560K on 2023-05-05, which is well below the next-lowest disclosed amounts like CirculaCar’s $1M (2025-06-13) and Nox Mobility’s $2M (2026-04-22). The other major standout is VELA’s $45M (2024-09-24), which dwarfs every other disclosed round in the list.
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