Funding · Mobility & Logistics

Carrum raises Series A from Uber

By Startup Enthusiast · 12 January 2026

What they do

Carrum provides fleet management and B2B mobility solutions using CNG and electric vehicles

It raised an undisclosed Series A round from Uber as a strategic investment

The company has been Uber's fleet partner since 2024 and claims profitability since inception

Carrum raised a Series A round from Uber.
The investment amount is undisclosed.
Uber made this as a strategic investment.
Carrum will use the funds to add vehicles, expand to more cities, and strengthen technology and driver supply.
The company has been a fleet partner to Uber since 2024.
In June 2025, Carrum deployed over 250 SUVs for Uber Black in Delhi-NCR and Mumbai.

Uber is diversifying its fleet partners amid tight driver supply and rising compliance requirements.
Carrum's data-driven fleet management helps improve driver availability and vehicle uptime.
The company claims to be profitable since inception with an annualised revenue run-rate of about ₹300 crore.

Carrum provides fleet management services and B2B mobility solutions.
Its fleet is CNG-first with a growing share of electric vehicles.
The company operates over 3,000 vehicles across Mumbai, Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Pune, and Delhi.
It uses data and technology to optimise fleet operations, driver availability, and vehicle uptime.
Carrum includes daily inspections, grooming, and SOP-led training for driver partners.
The company claims to have avoided over 6,000 tonnes of carbon emissions.
It has an annualised revenue run-rate of approximately ₹300 crore.
Carrum claims to be profitable since inception.

Uber (lead) — Uber is a global ride-hailing and mobility platform.
CarDekho Group (existing) — CarDekho Group is an automotive digital platform that invested in Carrum in September 2024.

Product: Technology-led fleet management and vehicle deployment for CNG and electric fleets.
Customers: Fleet and mobility operators, including Uber and premium ride-hailing programs.
How it makes money: It likely earns fees from fleet management and vehicle operations for enterprise mobility clients.
What sets it apart: Technology-led operations focused on utilization and driver management, with a premium mobility use case.
Operations: Operates in five cities and manages a fleet of more than 5,000 vehicles and 18,000 drivers.