Funded Transportation Startups in India
Among the 50 most recent funded transportation startups in India shown here, the largest disclosed round is GreenCell Mobility’s $89M on 2026-01-21, which…
Among the 50 most recent funded transportation startups in India shown here, the largest disclosed round is GreenCell Mobility’s $89M on 2026-01-21, which dwarfs the next-largest disclosed entries (e.g., Celcius Logistics Solutions at $30M on 2025-05-06 and Cogoport at $50M on 2022-04-06). The smallest disclosed amount is $180K, appearing at Yotuh Energy (2024-08-19) and also at MyPickup (2024-07-11).
Geographically, Mumbai, Maharashtra recurs frequently (e.g., GreenCell Mobility 2026-01-21; Celcius Logistics Solutions 2025-05-06; Manastu Space 2025-08-12; Everest Fleet 2023-09-21; and Cogoport 2022-04-06), while the list’s temporal edge runs from 2026-06-25 (Lithium Urban Technologies, undisclosed) down to 2022-01-13 (ShipNext, $600K). Stages are skewed: “Series Unknown” appears 9 times and “undisclosed” amounts appear 9 times, including Lithium Urban Technologies (2026-06-25) and Automoto (2024-10-07).
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What stands out about round sizes in this India transportation slice?
GreenCell Mobility’s $89M (2026-01-21) is the only disclosed round near the $90M level, far above other large disclosed rounds like Cogoport’s $50M (2022-04-06) and Celcius Logistics Solutions’ $30M (2025-05-06). The low end is concentrated around $180K, with Yotuh Energy at $180K (2024-08-19) and MyPickup at $180K (2024-07-11).
Are there city clusters, or is funding spread thinly across India?
Mumbai shows repeated entries across multiple years: GreenCell Mobility ($89M on 2026-01-21), Celcius Logistics Solutions ($30M on 2025-05-06), Manastu Space ($3M on 2025-08-12), Everest Fleet ($6M on 2023-09-21), and Cogoport ($50M on 2022-04-06). Several other cities appear only once in the shown rows, such as Kochi (ShipNext, $600K on 2022-01-13).
Which companies fall within the most recent 90 days of the date range shown here?
Using the latest row date (2026-06-25), the window includes Lithium Urban Technologies (2026-06-25, undisclosed) and Astrobase (2026-06-11, $3M), plus Mojro Technologies (2026-02-23, $3M) and GreenCell Mobility (2026-01-21, $89M). The cluster is then followed by Carrum Mobility Solutions (2026-01-13, $7M) and 3EV Industries (2025-11-27, $13M), which are still within the broader recent stretch but fall outside a strict 90-day cut depending on the exact boundary.
How do stage labels and disclosure behave across this list?
“Series Unknown” appears 9 times, and “undisclosed” amounts also appear 9 times, so a sizeable share of entries lack comparable disclosed amounts (e.g., Lithium Urban Technologies on 2026-06-25 is undisclosed; Automoto on 2024-10-07 is undisclosed; and multiple rows show Series Unknown such as Astrobase on 2026-06-11 at $3M). Disclosed amounts still exist across several stages, including Seed (e.g., Zevo $2M on 2024-10-03) and Series A (e.g., Carrum Mobility Solutions $7M on 2026-01-13).
Are there notable outliers besides the largest round size?
Yes: the presence of undisclosed amounts creates a disclosure outlier relative to many comparable “mid” rounds (e.g., Lithium Urban Technologies is undisclosed on 2026-06-25, while Pickkup.io at $500K on 2025-02-27 and Yotuh Energy at $180K on 2024-08-19 are disclosed). In addition, stage labeling is sometimes blank (INDICOLD lists an empty stage field on 2024-03-13 with an undisclosed amount), which can complicate apples-to-apples comparisons.
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