Pressemitteilung: EIT Urban Mobility backs NexDash with €2.5 million to scale electrified freight across Europe

With the support of a leading European innovation initiative, NexDash advances its mission to make zero-emission freight commercially competitive today.
Berlin, 16 June 2026 – NexDash, the Berlin-based Neo-Carrier electrifying Europe’s road freight, today announced €2.5 million in funding from EIT Urban Mobility, an initiative of the European Institute of Innovation and Technology (EIT), a body of the European Union. The investment is a pre-Series A commitment securing EIT Urban Mobility’s Series A participation.
NexDash is building the foundation for a new generation of logistics: acquiring established mid-sized trucking companies, transitioning their fleets to electric vehicles, and operating them through its proprietary AI platform, NexOS. Following closely on the company’s first acquisition, March Transporte in Rheinbach (NRW), the newly secured funding will accelerate fleet conversion and expansion across its core markets.
The collaboration with EIT Urban Mobility marks a key step in advancing sustainable logistics at scale. By combining NexDash’s operational model with EIT Urban Mobility’s pan-European ecosystem and mission to foster greener, more efficient urban mobility, the initiative aims to accelerate the transition to zero-emission freight while strengthening supply chain resilience across Europe. (....)

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Quelle: EIT Urban Mobility

Stichwörter: EIT Urban Mobility, NexDash, €2.5 million funding, electrified freight, zero‑emission logistics, fleet electrification, NexOS AI platform, mid‑sized carrier acquisitions, pre‑Series A investment, supply chain resilience, urban mobility innovation, European freight decarbonisation

Kategorie(n): Aus den Organisationen, Geschäftsmodelle & Strategien