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ProgrammesEIT Urban Mobility has opened a call for applications aimed at startups addressing urban mobility challenges. Eligible companies can apply for funding of up to €2.5 million.
The initiative seeks to enhance Europe’s innovation capacity in urban mobility by supporting pre-seed, seed, and Series A startups. Financial aid is intended to bolster the growth of innovative solutions targeting for example congestion, carbon emissions, urban logistics, share mobility and accessibility in urban areas.
To be considered eligible for this Call, applicants must also meet all the following mandatory criteria:
Funding is provided through an open application process with multiple cut offs throughout 2026:
Interested startups can find all the details regarding the application procedure on the website of the call.
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