Munich-based Cartken bags €20.8 million to make self-driving tech ubiquitous across transport applications

Published on July 3, 2024

Cartken, known for its AI-based autonomy stack, announced that it has closed €20.8 million in aggregate with €9.2 million in its latest financing round. 468 Capital led the round, with participation from Incubate Fund, deep tech and AI funds LDV Partners  and Vela Partners alongside global mobility technology leaders including Magna International, Mitsubishi Electric, Shell…

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