Wunder Mobility raises twelve million euros

The Hamburg-based shared mobility start-up has received money from various investors, including KCK and Blumberg Capital.

Wunder Mobility raised a further twelve million euros in venture capital. According to eustartups.com the best-funded start-up in the shared mobility sector. In total, founders Sam Baker and Gunnar Froh have already raised more than 60 million euros in recent years.

The Hamburg-based start-up was founded in 2014 and offers both software and hardware for shared mobility fleets ranging from bicycles to cars. Its customers are companies, cities and municipalities. According to founder Froh, shared mobility is a growing market that is already paying off: "Our customers are already experiencing growth thanks to our technology platform," eustartups.com quotes him as saying. The twelve million euros are to flow into the software and an improvement in customer service.

The investors include venture capitalists KCK and Blumberg Capital. David Blumberg justifies the investment with the positive impact of shared mobility on individuals, companies and society.