European mobility is entering a new phase as Getaround Europe and GoMore combine their operations to form one of the largest peer to peer carsharing networks on the continent. The merger brings together two established players with complementary strengths, creating a unified platform designed to scale shared mobility across multiple markets.
A Strategic Consolidation in European Mobility
The transaction follows a strategic decision by Getaround Inc. to divest its European operations. This move has enabled the consolidation of regional activities under a locally governed structure, strengthening the foundation for growth across Europe.
By joining forces, Getaround Europe and GoMore are aligning their resources, technology, and market presence to build a stronger and more competitive entity in the rapidly evolving mobility landscape.
Expanding Across Key Markets
Getaround Europe has established itself as a leading carsharing platform in France and across Western Europe, with operations spanning Germany, Belgium, Spain, Norway, and Austria. Its expansion has been supported by earlier acquisitions of platforms such as Drivy and Nabobil.
GoMore, headquartered in Copenhagen, has built a strong presence in the Nordic region, including Denmark, Sweden, Finland, and Estonia. It also operates in Spain under the Amovens brand, as well as in Switzerland and Austria.
Together, the combined entity now operates across 11 European countries and serves more than 5 million users, forming a large scale network that connects drivers and car owners across borders.
Complementary Strengths and Capabilities
The merger brings together two companies with distinct but complementary capabilities. Getaround contributes expertise in connected car technology and large fleet solutions, while GoMore adds strength in long term rentals and leasing services.
By integrating these capabilities, the new entity can address a broader range of mobility needs, from individual users seeking short term access to vehicles to businesses requiring flexible fleet solutions.
This combination enhances the platform’s ability to deliver a seamless experience across different use cases and markets.
A Shared Vision for Mobility
Beyond operational synergies, the merger reflects a shared vision of transforming how cars are used in Europe. Both companies have long advocated for a shift from private ownership to shared usage, aiming to reduce the number of underutilised vehicles on the road.
This approach addresses several structural challenges, including the high cost of car ownership and the environmental impact of vehicle production. By encouraging shared mobility, the combined entity aims to create a more efficient and sustainable transportation system.
Leadership and Integration
The merged organisation will be led by a joint executive team drawn from both companies. Matias Mol Dalsgaard will serve as Group CEO, while Marie Reboul will oversee European markets as General Manager. Thomas Christensen will take on the role of Group COO, focusing on operational integration and performance.
In the immediate term, users and partners will not experience changes to services or applications. The focus will be on building a unified platform and delivering greater value across the network.
Driving the Future of Carsharing
The merger comes at a time when urbanisation, changing consumer habits, and supportive regulatory environments are creating favourable conditions for carsharing to grow. By combining their strengths, Getaround Europe and GoMore aim to accelerate adoption and demonstrate Europe’s leadership in shared mobility.
With a larger network, expanded capabilities, and a shared commitment to sustainability, the new entity is positioning itself to shape the next chapter of mobility in Europe.