Moove, a global mobility company focused on building the operating layer for autonomous mobility, has secured $250 million in new funding.
The investment values the firm at $2.1 billion, providing capital to scale its infrastructure across international markets.
The raise highlights continued institutional interest in the foundational technology underpinning self-driving transport networks.
While the broader mobility sector has seen mixed signals, capital is flowing toward companies that provide the essential software and data layers required for autonomous operations, rather than just hardware manufacturers.
This development arrives as global mergers and acquisitions in the technology and transport sectors are on pace to reach $4 trillion in deal value this year, marking the most active period for corporate consolidation since 2021.
The surge is being driven by a new wave of large-scale transactions aimed at integrating fragmented mobility services.