Milan-based startup Maxi Mobility, which provides full-electric taxi fleets and charge-as-a-service solutions tailored for taxi drivers and urban corporate fleets, has raised €1.2 million in funding to scale the model across key European markets.
- Launched in 2021 by Gian Paolo Incutti, Carlo Iacovini, and Barbara Covili, Maxi Mobility develops full-electric taxi fleets and charge-as-a-service solutions tailored for taxi drivers and urban corporate fleets.
- The company offers an all-inclusive monthly subscription that includes electric vehicles, integrated charging infrastructure, and a digital platform with real-time tracking, smart routing, and payment integration.
- Its fleet features models such as the Tesla Model Y and BYD electric cars, supported by charging hubs to ensure efficient operations. Maxi Mobility aims to reduce emissions and advance sustainable urban mobility by combining technology, data analytics, and user-centered services.
Details of the deal
- The funding round was backed by UniCredit Bank, a pan-European Commercial Bank, Motor Valley Accelerator, part of CDP Venture Capital SGR’s National Accelerator Network, Plug and Play Tech Center, Fondazione di Modena, a group of angel investors, and the company’s founders.
- With the fresh €1.2 million funding, Maxi Mobility plans to expand its electric fleet in Milan and Rome, enhance its digital platform and integrated charging services, and scale its full-electric fleet and charge-as-a-service model across key European markets.
"We believe electric mobility only becomes truly accessible when it is designed around the real needs of those who use it daily. This investment empowers us to bring our vision to the industrial level," Maxi Mobility's team, stated on LinkedIn.
