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Global segment ranking · Mobility & logistics › Passenger transport

The world’s most valuable car sharing startups

Edition 0·Published 27 Oct 2026·Next scheduled update 1 Mar 2027

Companies whose main business is giving people access to cars by the minute, hour or day without owning them: peer-to-peer car rental marketplaces, free-floating and station-based car sharing, app-based rentals delivered to the door, and software that runs car-sharing fleets. Ranked worldwide by AI-estimated valuation, with listed pure players shown in grey at their market value for reference. The market sets the value; AI models estimate it.

Twice a year Claude · multi-AI consensus from 1 Dec 2026· Method· Order never changed by a human

Key metrics for this segment: key milestone. Figures as published by each company or the press, dated, not recalculated. The AIs weigh them alongside funding history and comparables.

Not in this segment. Listed, so not ranked: Socar and GreenMobility (shown in grey), and Zoomcar. Closed or insolvent: Getaround (its European business now belongs to GoMore), Virtuo, Drivezy, Onto. Bought: Revv, SnappCar, WeShare. Owned by carmakers, rental or industrial groups: Share Now and Free2Move (Stellantis), Zipcar (Avis), Ubeeqo (Europcar), Kinto (Toyota), Zity (Renault and Ferrovial), Leo&Go, Envoy, Anyca, EVCARD (SAIC), GoFun, Evo. No equity round in the last ten years: GoGet. No outside equity of at least USD 1M found: INVERS, Modo (a cooperative). In other segments: carpooling under Carpooling; ride-hailing under Ride-hailing & taxis; scooters and bikes under Micromobility; car subscription by the month (Cluno) and fleet automation software (Ridecell) are not ranked here. A company appears in one segment only. Method

The segment at a glance
8companies ranked
1companies on the radar
6countries in the ranking
2listed benchmarks
Sources: Company announcements, TechCrunch, Sifted, Gründerszene, Les Echos, NeoFeed, Börsen, Reuters, Bloomberg, and investor announcements. Intention counters will be shown above a threshold of amount and number of Backers.

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Global ranking · Car sharing

Snapshot27 Oct 2026A snapshot taken on 27 Oct 2026
This ranking shows the startups as they stood on 27 Oct 2026. Funding rounds, valuations and other events announced after that date are not included yet. They will be taken into account in the next edition, scheduled for 1 Mar 2027.
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World · 8 ranked companies

#CompanyLast round · Key metricsAI valuationPool of InterestsInterest: a free, non-binding declaration on a company, or on a sector within an area, made during the free phase of a pool.

Pool: all the Interests declared on the same target. This column shows the number of Backers and the combined amount of their tickets, to validated members only.
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BackBacking a startup on Uback (pronounced “you back”) can be done in two ways:

Interest · free: a non-binding declaration that signals your demand for a company or a sector. You can move or withdraw it at any time, with up to 5 at once.

Intention · coming soon: a paid, confirmed declaration, still non-binding. Once its pool reaches critical mass, it is presented to a company by a partner desk.

Neither is an order nor a commitment to invest.
Terms for Backers →
1 TuroPeer-to-peer car sharing marketplace where private owners and small fleet hosts rent their vehicles to travellers and locals by the day through a mobile app, with insurance included. Series E · USD 250M · Jul 2019Net revenue of USD 879.7M in 2023 (S-1 filing) · Dec 2023 Last known equity round: Series E · USD 250M · Jul 2019 (IAC); Series E-1/E-2 extension in 2020 brought Series E total above USD 280M (Forge, stockanalysis); extension amount not confirmed by primary source, so the July 2019 USD 250M tranche is given.Method
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2 KyteApp-based car rental service in US cities that delivers rental cars to the customer's door and picks them up at the end of the trip, for days or months. Series B · USD 60M · Nov 2022Tens of thousands of people travel with Kyte each month · Nov 2022 Last known equity round: Series B · USD 60M · Nov 2022 (InterAlpen Partners; Valor Equity Partners, Anthemis, Citi Ventures, Hearst Ventures); Growth equity; separate USD 200M asset-backed debt (Goldman Sachs, Ares) excluded.Method
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— SocarListed · KOSPI · 403550 USD 276MMarket cap · Oct 2026Listed company · not ranked
3 VulogSoftware platform and white-label apps that let carmakers, rental firms, cities and operators launch and run free-floating or station-based car sharing and other shared mobility services. Growth round · USD 31M · Jan 2021Technology powers over 10 million trips per year · 2019 Last known equity round: Growth round · USD 31M · Jan 2021 (European Investment Bank; Bpifrance, ETF Partners, Frog Capital, Inven Capital); EUR 26M (USD 31M). Equity/debt split not disclosed; EIB usually invests via venture debt, so the equity part may be much lower.Method
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4 Wunder MobilitySoftware-as-a-service platform for operators of shared cars, scooters, bikes and mopeds, covering fleet operations, booking apps and payments for free-floating and station-based services. Growth round · USD 11.8M · Oct 2022Platform active in 200+ cities after acquiring goUrban · Sep 2024 Last known equity round: Growth round · USD 11.8M · Oct 2022 (KCK; Blumberg Capital); EUR 12M (~USD 11.8M at 0.98); equity/debt nature not stated.Method
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— GreenMobilityListed · Nasdaq Copenhagen · GREENM USD 56.6MMarket cap · Oct 2026Listed company · not ranked
5 TurbiApp-based car sharing service in São Paulo and other Brazilian cities that rents cars by the hour or day without paperwork, unlocked by phone, and resells its used cars. Equity round · USD 8.8M · Apr 2024Net revenue of BRL 179.9M in H1 2026, up 27%, with ~7,000 cars · Jun 2026 Last known equity round: Equity round · USD 8.8M · Apr 2024 (DOMO.VC; Reag Investimentos, Carbyne Investimentos); BRL 45.5M (~USD 8.8M at 5.17). A BRL 150M raise in Jan 2024 preceded it (mix unclear); Oct 2025 BRL 156M was debt notes (Itaú, Credit Saison) and is excluded.Method
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6 Miles MobilityFree-floating car sharing operator in German cities that bills rentals by the kilometre rather than by the minute, with vans and electric cars and monthly subscriptions via its app. Minority investment · USD 6.5M · Nov 2020More than 18,000 vehicles in its fleet · 2025 Last known equity round: Minority investment · USD 6.5M · Nov 2020 (Baloise; EnBW); EUR 5.5M (~USD 6.5M at 1.19). Article behind paywall names only a 'Berlin mobility start-up'; attribution to Miles is probable but unconfirmed.Method
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7 HiyacarPeer-to-peer car sharing platform in the UK that lets drivers rent nearby private and fleet cars by the hour or day, with keyless app access and insurance. Equity round · USD 6.4M · Oct 2018Fleet of 1,600 cars on the platform · Apr 2018 Last known equity round: Equity round · USD 6.4M · Oct 2018 (ITOCHU); 'Up to' GBP 5M (~USD 6.4M at 1.28); total raised over GBP 11M including Seedrs crowdfunding.Method
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8 GoMorePeer-to-peer and keyless car sharing platform in Europe that lets private owners and fleets rent cars by the hour or day, alongside carpooling and car leasing offers. Minority investment · USD 6M · Apr 2021Over 5M users, 70,000 vehicles, EUR 240M gross revenue after Getaround Europe deal · May 2026 Last known equity round: Minority investment · USD 6M · Apr 2021 (Baloise); EUR 5M (~USD 6M per source). The 2026 acquisition of Getaround Europe was financed by undisclosed equity from existing investors plus EIFO/Nordea debt.Method
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Sorted by date of last round, with no judgement and no AI call.

Listed benchmarks

Not ranked: no intention is possible on a listed company.

  • Socar · South KoreaKOSPI · 403550 · USD 276M (Oct 2026)
  • GreenMobility · DenmarkNasdaq Copenhagen · GREENM · USD 56.6M (Oct 2026)

Sources and method for this segment

Calendar. Global segment rankings are published twice a year. Next edition: March 1, 2027.

Eligibility. At least $1M raised in equity, non-listed company, main activity in this segment (car sharing). A company appears in one segment only.

Sources. Company announcements, TechCrunch, Sifted, Gründerszene, Les Echos, NeoFeed, Börsen, Reuters, Bloomberg, and investor announcements.

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