Funded Transportation Startups in Sweden
Across the 10 most recent transportation startups listed in Sweden, disclosed deal sizes cluster tightly except for a single outlier: Volta Trucks’ $261M S…
Across the 10 most recent transportation startups listed in Sweden, disclosed deal sizes cluster tightly except for a single outlier: Volta Trucks’ $261M Series C (2022-02-18) dwarfs the next-largest disclosed amount, Material Exchange’s $27M Series A (2022-04-12). The stage and timing patterns also show concentration rather than a uniform spread: four of the 10 disclosed rounds fall in 2022, including the two April 12, 2022 entries (Material Exchange $27M and Loomis $3M), while the most recent dated round is Detecht’s $470K on 2026-05-05. Geographically, the list is Stockholm-heavy among the dated, disclosed deals, with Einride (2025-10-05, $100M), Carla (2022-06-21, $20M), and Wingbits (2024-09-12, $3M) all based in Stockholm, alongside Göteborg (Ongoing Warehouse AB is undisclosed on 2026-05-06) and additional cities like Falun (eRayzer, $20K on 2023-05-15). Stage labeling is mixed: 1/10 is “undisclosed” and 3/10 are “Series Unknown,” while the remaining rounds use specific stages such as Seed, Convertible Note, and Series A/C.
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Frequently asked
What is the largest disclosed round in this Sweden transportation list, and how does it compare to the rest of the disclosed amounts?
Volta Trucks’ $261M Series C (2022-02-18) is the only disclosed round above $50M, and it dwarfs the rest—Material Exchange’s $27M (2022-04-12) is the next-largest disclosed amount. The remaining disclosed entries range from $470K (Detech, 2026-05-05) down to $20K (eRayzer, 2023-05-15).
Are the most recent rounds clustered by time rather than spread evenly across years?
Most recent disclosed activity is limited to a small tail: Detecht ($470K, 2026-05-05) and Einride ($100M, 2025-10-05) are the two latest disclosed amounts, while multiple other disclosed rounds concentrate in 2022 (e.g., Loomis $3M on 2022-04-12; Material Exchange $27M on 2022-04-12; Carla $20M on 2022-06-21; Instabox $10M on 2022-07-07).
Do any cities show over-representation among the disclosed, dated deals?
Stockholm appears repeatedly among the disclosed rounds: Einride (2025-10-05, $100M), Carla (2022-06-21, $20M), and Wingbits (2024-09-12, $3M) are all listed in Stockholm. Other disclosed cities are less frequent, including Gothenburg (only Detecht is elsewhere; Ongoing Warehouse AB is Göteborg but undisclosed on 2026-05-06) and Falun (eRayzer $20K on 2023-05-15).
How does stage labeling break down, and does it concentrate around particular stages?
Stage labeling is mixed: 1/10 is “undisclosed” (Ongoing Warehouse AB, 2026-05-06) and 3/10 use “Series Unknown” (Ongoing Warehouse AB’s row is undisclosed; plus Einride 2025-10-05, and Carla 2022-06-21). Among explicitly labeled stages, Series C is anchored by Volta Trucks ($261M, 2022-02-18), Seed appears for Wingbits ($3M, 2024-09-12) and eRayzer ($20K, 2023-05-15), and Convertible Note appears for Instabox ($10M, 2022-07-07).
Which entries look like deal-size outliers worth prioritizing for diligence?
The standout is Volta Trucks’ $261M (2022-02-18), with Material Exchange at $27M (2022-04-12) as the next-highest disclosed amount. On the low end, eRayzer’s $20K Seed (2023-05-15) sits far below Instabox’s $10M Convertible Note (2022-07-07) and Loomis’s $3M Post-IPO Debt (2022-04-12), suggesting a wide spread in disclosed financing intensity across the list.
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