Nautilus SPV II LLC
Transportation & Mobility TX
$15.9M raised
Newest Transportation & Mobility Companies — 2026
Browse the newest privately-funded Transportation & Mobility companies. Sorted by filing date, with the most recent on top.
About Transportation & Mobility
Transportation & Mobility includes ride-sharing and delivery platforms, logistics and freight tech, electric-vehicle infrastructure, autonomous vehicles, maritime and aviation technology, and urban-mobility infrastructure. Form D round sizes skew larger than most sectors because mobility businesses require capital for physical assets, vehicle fleets, or regulatory-approval processes. Autonomous-vehicle companies file $100M–$500M rounds. EV-infrastructure project vehicles file asset-matching amounts. Delivery and logistics-tech SaaS file Series A/B in the $15M–$60M range. Delaware C-corporation dominates for operating companies; LLC structures appear for asset-backed vehicles. Rule 506(b) is standard. Investor bases include mobility-specialized funds, strategic automotive and logistics investors, and project-finance capital for equipment-heavy deployments.
In 2026, Transportation & Mobility accounts for 1 catalogued filings totaling $15.9M, running at roughly 0.2 filings per week over the last 30 days.
- Total raised
- $15.9M
- Median offering
- $15.9M
- Active states
- 1
- Last 30 days
- 1
Featured Transportation & Mobility companies in 2026
About Transportation & Mobility private companies
Transportation & Mobility filings reflect capital intensity and regulatory complexity. Autonomous vehicles remain one of the most capital-intensive sub-categories in all of venture capital, with cumulative raises often exceeding $1B before commercial deployment — Form D captures each incremental round. The sector's hardware tilt (vehicles, charging equipment, sensor stacks) creates filing patterns similar to Hardware & IoT for equipment-heavy businesses. EV charging has migrated from venture-equity financing toward project-finance structures as networks mature. Delivery and logistics SaaS file like general enterprise SaaS but often with larger Series A/B rounds because of the need to fund integration work with logistics-carrier networks. Aviation technology (electric aircraft, advanced air mobility, drone logistics) draws strategic investor participation from aerospace primes and defense-adjacent funds.
Transportation & Mobility funding trends
Recent Transportation & Mobility filings show several patterns. First, autonomous-vehicle companies file fewer but larger rounds post-2023 as the industry consolidated around fewer surviving players. Second, freight and logistics SaaS has become a dense filing cluster — load-board platforms, last-mile routing, warehouse automation integration — attracting rounds with strategic logistics-carrier participation. Third, eVTOL and advanced air mobility companies file large rounds tied to FAA certification milestones. Fourth, EV-charging project SPVs appear regularly, structured as asset-specific LLCs. Fifth, maritime autonomy and shipping-tech has emerged as a distinct smaller cluster. Sixth, urban-mobility infrastructure and micromobility (scooters, e-bikes) has contracted as a filing category relative to its 2021 peak.