Castrol, Nokia, Magna and Comporium have returned to participate in a $6m round for the connected car software provider, which has now raised $32m in total.
US-based connected car software developer Zubie has secured $6m in funding from backers including communications technology producers Nokia and Comporium, auto parts provider Magna International and lubricants manufacturer Castrol.
The round was led by investment firm Melody Capital Partners and also included private equity and venture capital firm OpenAir Equity Partners. Nokia and Castrol took part through their respective corporate venturing subsidiaries, Castrol InnoVentures and Nokia Growth Partners.
Retail chain Best Buy and Open Air Equity Partners co-founded Zubie in…
