Stellantis Ventures’ €300 Million Fund To Support Early, Later-stage Startups

Mobility Outlook Bureau
17 Mar 2022
11:00 AM
1 Min Read

It will act as a strategic investor and help startups integrate new technologies within the company in compressed timeframes – allowing the adoption within months versus years.


Stellantis

Leading automakers and mobility provider Stellantis has announced the launch of its first venture capital fund with the creation of Stellantis Ventures. 

A statement from the company said that the fund will initially invest €300 million in early and later-stage startup companies developing innovative, customer-centric technologies that could be deployed within the automotive and mobility sector.

Stellantis Ventures will act as a strategic investor and help startups integrate new technologies within the company in compressed timeframes – allowing the adoption within months versus years. Investments will not only impact Stellantis’ efforts around sustainability, competitiveness, and in-vehicle technology but will also transform customer experiences around vehicle marketing, sales, and finance.

Dare Forward 2030

Announced as part of the company’s Dare Forward 2030 strategic plan, Stellantis Ventures is committed to supporting aspiring entrepreneurs and fostering innovation driven by customer satisfaction, sustainability, and a comprehensive portfolio of mobility technology.

Ned Curic, Chief Technology Officer, Stellantis, said, “We are moving fast in our transformation to a mobility tech company while reimagining the future of mobility for generations to come. The market is changing, the technology is changing, and the way we relate to our customers is changing. Stellantis Ventures will accelerate our transformation as we adopt new technologies developed by innovative startups, while fostering their growth potential.”

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