Moove

Moove invites people to join its community to pursue vehicle ownership and start a business.

The company held a Fireside Chat on March 11 with Ammar Naqv, Taiwo Judah-Ajayi, Tingting Peng and Tuvia Rosenthal; Tomi Samo moderated. The discussion covered workplace challenges for women and solutions.

African mobility fintech expands partnership with CFAO to facilitate access to brand new vehicles in Ghana and Nigeria

Moove launched in Nairobi, its first East African city and sixth African city, and partnered with Uber and Sendy. The vehicle-financing company said its Uber partnership would let ride-hailing and delivery drivers buy motorcycles for Uber Connect and UberEats.

The financing facility will enable Moove to democratize vehicle ownership in Africa and expand across key markets

The page recommends choosing a business location as a starting point.

The page describes plans for using a vehicle and says selecting one that fits a customer’s lifestyle can help maximize earnings.

I love to drive. Moove helped me to turn my passion into income. I am grateful to Moove

The company serves customers in six markets and says new markets are launching soon.

Moove aims to expand access to vehicle ownership and support mobility entrepreneurs.

Moove uses a revenue-based financing model to expand access to vehicle ownership for mobility entrepreneurs with limited or no access to vehicles or vehicle financing.

Moove is the world’s first mobility fintech — revenue-based vehicle financing and financial services to mobility entrepreneurs globally.

Moove raises $250 million to build and operate autonomous vehicle fleets. The African mobility company has expanded from vehicle financing into taxi and delivery services and now aims to own autonomous vehicles, taking a more hands-on role in the robotaxi economy.

Aug 2026 · MezhaNews article

Moove raises $250 million in a Series C round at a $2.1 billion valuation to expand its autonomous-vehicle fleet management business. Mubadala Investment Company leads the round, with Woven Capital and Ion Pacific as co-leads; Moove operates Waymo fleets in Phoenix, Miami, and Las Vegas, with London planned. The company expects to hire about 350 people and develop automated “Nests” for round-the-clock vehicle charging, maintenance, and servicing, and plans to use debt financing to buy robotaxis.

Aug 2026 · TechCrunchNews article

Moove, the Dubai-based mobility company described as Uber’s largest global fleet partner, raises $250 million in a Series C at a $2.1 billion valuation. The announcement frames the company’s trajectory as moving from Lagos ride-hailing toward global robotaxis.

Aug 2026 · Launch Base AfricaNews article

Uber-backed mobility fintech Moove acquires Brazilian urban mobility provider Kovi in an all-share deal, making Kovi wholly owned by Moove. The company offers vehicle financing to ride-hailing and delivery app drivers across six continents. Co-CEO Ladi Delano says the acquisition raises Moove’s annual revenue to $275 million; the deal value is undisclosed.

Jan 2025 · Yahoo FinanceNews article