How much funding have Mobility Tech startups in Nigeria raised?

Mobility Tech startups in Nigeria have raised $120K across 5 disclosed rounds.

Who invests in Mobility Tech startups in Nigeria?

Enza Capital has backed 1 of them, followed by Launch Africa (1) and Norrsken VC (1). 9 investors have backed Mobility Tech startups in Nigeria in total.

Where in Nigeria are Mobility Tech startups based?

Lagos (8), Abuja (2) and Victoria Island (2) have the most.

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Mobility Tech startups in Nigeria

StartupList Africa tracks 15 Mobility Tech startups in Nigeria, which have raised $120K across 5 disclosed rounds. Lagos has the most, with 8, followed by Abuja (2) and Victoria Island (2). 9 investors have backed them.

Companies: 15; in Nigeria
Total raised: $120K; 5 rounds
Investors: 9; backed them

Updated 22 Oct 202615 companiesSource: SLA Startup IndexHow sectors are assigned →Full directory →

Mobility Tech startups in Nigeria15

#	Startup	What they do	Last round	Raised	Team
1	MotokaNigeria	Online service for renewing Nigerian vehicle licences, insurance, roadworthiness and other car documents.	-	Not disclosed	2–10
2	AkiliNigeria	Fleet operations and finance platform for Nigerian commercial vehicle operators and fleet investors.	-	Not disclosed	2–10
3	LaraNigeria	Public transit route planner for Lagos that finds the fastest and cheapest bus, ferry and train trips in English or Pidgin.	-	Not disclosed	2–10
4	Vine MobilityNigeria	EV charging software to manage and monetise chargers, plus the VineVolts app for drivers to find and pay.	-	Not disclosed	11–50
5	WhipcareNigeria	Lagos marketplace connecting car owners and fleets with verified mechanics, with escrow payments and service history.	-	Not disclosed	11–50
6	Swiftly RescueNigeria	App for roadside assistance, towing and routine car maintenance for drivers in Lagos, Nigeria.	-	Not disclosed	11–50
7	LegitCar AfricaNigeria	Vehicle verification, history reports, inspections and verified car listings for buyers, insurers and law enforcement in Nigeria.	-	Not disclosed	11–50
8	Kaizen Tech InnovationsNigeria	Transport data aggregation platform for Nigerian government, with KTransport passenger trip-safety tracking.	-	Not disclosed	2–10
9	MyGarageNigeria	Vehicle leasing platform connecting Nigerian vehicle owners with verified drivers for commercial rent and lease-to-own.	-	Not disclosed
10	ZIPPNigeria	Mobility and payments app preparing to launch ride-hailing, deliveries and connected transit in Calabar	-	Not disclosed	2–10
11	ResQ-XNigeria	Lagos app for roadside assistance, towing, fuel delivery and fleet maintenance for drivers and fleet operators.	-	Not disclosed	2–10
12	ParkNChargeNigeria	Parking management software with licence plate recognition, cashless payments and EV charging for car parks across Africa.	-	Not disclosed
13	MoRouteNigeria	Nigeria's road safety platform with live road incident alerts, SOS and trip monitoring	-	Not disclosed
14	ReownNigeria	Repair management software for auto workshops that builds digital vehicle histories for owners.	-	Not disclosed	11–50
15	GigmileNigeria	Gigmile empowers Africa’s gig workers with vehicle financing and mobility-focused financial services.	Funding Round	$120K	11–50

SLA Startup Index · as of 22 Oct 2026 · raised is disclosed funding

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Frequently asked about Mobility Tech in Nigeria

How many Mobility Tech startups are there in Nigeria?: StartupList Africa tracks 15 Mobility Tech startups in Nigeria.
How much funding have Mobility Tech startups in Nigeria raised?: Mobility Tech startups in Nigeria have raised $120K across 5 disclosed rounds.
Who invests in Mobility Tech startups in Nigeria?: Enza Capital has backed 1 of them, followed by Launch Africa (1) and Norrsken VC (1). 9 investors have backed Mobility Tech startups in Nigeria in total.
Where in Nigeria are Mobility Tech startups based?: Lagos (8), Abuja (2) and Victoria Island (2) have the most.

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