Automotive Ventures Mobility — 2024 Investments
5 investments dated 2024 · listed companies and verified rows first · show all
Chaiz operates an online comparison marketplace where drivers research, compare and buy extended car warranties.
Austin, US
Philippe Koenig(Founder)inRyan Hartman(Executive Officer, Director)inReto Bolliger(Executive Officer, Director)in
BoardTahira Dosani(Director)in
Co-investorsEverywhere VenturesFJ LabsInsurTechMonte Carlo CapitalResilienceVCSpringTime Ventures+2 more
Citian builds digital twin software that uses AI and real-world data to help transportation planners and engineers analyze infrastructure, addressing challenges such as traffic crash safety, pedestrian mobility, work zone safety, and asset management.
AI & Machine LearningGovTechSaaS
Co-investorsFounder CollectiveParameter VenturesSpider CapitalTech Square Ventures
EchoTwin AI provides a digital twin platform called CityView that collects real-time data from city infrastructure to enable predictive analytics, anomaly detection, and automated workflows for urban management.
AI & Machine LearningGovTechPropTechSaaSBoca Raton, US
Chris Carson(Founder & CEO)in
Co-investorsBlack Mountain VentuesMetis VenturesPlug and Play Ventures
EVident Battery uses mechanical vibration analysis and deep learning to diagnose EV battery packs, detecting mechanical and integration faults that cell-level methods miss and generating a health report in about two minutes.
AI & Machine LearningCleantechMobility & TransportationBoston, US
Jinqiang Ning(Founder)in
BoardJeffrey Peters(Director)
Co-investorsIbex Investors
WarrCloud is an AI-powered warranty claims processing platform that automates the entire warranty processing workflow for automotive dealerships and OEMs, from extracting repair orders to submitting validated claims to increase revenue and reduce processing costs.
AI & Machine Learning
Jim Roche(Founder and CEO)in
Co-investorsAspen Capital GroupCentana Growth PartnersCentana PartnersFraser McCombs CapitalThe Argentum Group
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