2022-07-06-dealroom.co-State_of_European_Mobility_report_H1_2022_36页_13mb

报告摘要

European Mobility Startups H1 2022 Analysis

European mobility startups experienced the second most active funding period in history during H1 2022, with $5.7B raised, a 36% decrease from the previous year but a 3x increase from 2020. Two key trends emerged: used car sales and urban air mobility (UAM).

VC Investment Trends

Total VC investment in European mobility startups reached $5.7B.
Logistics & delivery attracted the most funding overall.
Europe remains the leading region for early-stage investment, accounting for 40% of global seed funding.
Corporates contributed 15% of total funding but were part of five of the largest deals.

Used Car Market

Online used car sales surged due to chip shortages and shifting consumer behavior.
Top players Auto1 Group and Cazoo faced financial challenges, with valuations declining due to costs and profitability issues.
Innovative startups are addressing traditional problems in the used car purchasing experience.

Urban Air Mobility (UAM)

The UAM market is projected to reach $1 trillion by 2040.
European startups, notably Volocopter and Lilium, are leading in eVTOL development.
Key challenges include regulatory hurdles, infrastructure development, and battery limitations.
Corporations are entering the field, seeking to complement or disrupt startups.

Regional Analysis

Traditional hubs (Germany, UK, Sweden) saw funding declines in H1 2022.
Southern and Central/Eastern European countries showed strong growth, with startups in Greece, Spain, and Central/Eastern Europe securing significant rounds.

Key Observations

Corporate investment in mobility increased slightly, with companies like Stellantis and insurers investing in startups.
European startups continue to drive innovation, particularly in sustainability and logistics.

Note: This summary covers the main trends and findings from the detailed report on European mobility startups.

展开完整摘要