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As the electric vehicle market heats up, one company is looking to make EVs for gig economy workers.

FM Capital steps up automotive investments with new $150M fund First Move Capital, the Boulder-based venture firm that has invested in used car marketplaces Frontier Auto Group and Vroom as well as mobility-as-a-service startup Via, has closed a new $150 million fund that will focus on the automotive and transportation sectors. Existing strategic investors such as OEMs, dealers, distributors, fleet management, remarketing, insurance and software providers as well as family offices have backed t...

First Move Capital, the Boulder-based venture firm that has invested in used car marketplaces Frontier Auto Group and Vroom as well as mobility-as-a-service startup Via, has closed a new $150 million fund that will focus on the automotive and transportation sectors. Proceeds from the round will be exclusively allocated to new investments, the company said Thursday. FM Capital has already made seven investments from the oversubscribed fund, including autonomous vehicle startup Gatik, cloud-base...

Indigo Tech Raises Capital, Adds Leadership, and Announces Partnership to Deliver Ultraefficient EVs News provided by Share this article BOSTON, May 24, 2021 /PRNewswire/ --  Indigo Technologies, a lightweight electric vehicle OEM, founded by MIT professor Ian Hunter, and inventor of the worlds first robotic wheel with integrated electric suspension and propulsion, announces the company has closed additional funding, now exceeding $110 million in total capital raised. Finally, the wheel reinv...