
The transportation and airport logistics group will invest in mobility and sustainability startups.
UK-based Oxa focuses on services in airports, retirement communities and industrial settings, rather than personal cars and taxis.
AI, connectivity and electrification are changing the customer’s automotive experience, and incumbents must innovate while shepherding them through it to avoid disruption.
Investor interest in self-driving cars is booming again as commercial services have started operating. These are some of the opportunities that are emerging.
January 2025 saw 53 corporate-backed startup exits, marking a 47% year-on-year increase and the highest total since early 2023, with deal values soaring to $4.52bn.
Giallorenzo launched and managed BlackBerry's corporate VC unit, Blackberry Ivy Innovation Fund.
Woven Capital, Toyota’s growth-stage fund, led a round for UVEye as global demand for vehicle inspection grows.
JLR is the latest company to establish venture clienting partnerships with startups in the Indian market.
A move to autonomous driving and electric vehicles gives Scania the opportunity to move beyond just selling heavy vehicles.
Mitrjaschkin will be a partner at joint venture Incharge Capital Partners.
Jones had founded two internal ventures at the company before moving to the CVC arm to manage open innovation.
CVCs invested over 50% more dollars in transport year-on-year, while they train their eye on connected industries in 2025
With billion-dollar funding rounds being limited to a few large companies, the self-driving car industry still appears to have a bumpy road ahead.
The Japanese shipping giant has opened a CVC office in India as the country increasingly becomes a strategic target for shipping companies.
Maersk revamped its Maersk Growth innovation unit in June with a new team and a change in how it invests in tech and sustainability.
Algae, alcohol and electrofuels all have potential for creating sustainable aviation fuel — but which ones are winning backing from industry?
Adam Bazih, head of Stellantis Ventures, says we're heading for a golden age of mobility tech as sustainable vehicles become affordable.
Louis Fearn has been promoted to principal at JLR's corporate venture arm after three years as a venture investor.