”We are delighted with this investment in Fluid Truck as this partnership is closely aligned with our zero emission customer delivery ambitions,” said Krister Mattsson, Managing Director of Ingka Investments in a statement. They’ve demonstrated their ability to successfully scale, and we’re thrilled to partner with the team as they grow and provide individuals and businesses with 24/7 mobile access to a wide array of trucks and vans.”įluid Truck’s addition of those 600 Lightning Electric Vehicles was a plus for participating investor, Ingka Investments. Fluid Truck’s easy-to-use app allows business owners to flexibly and affordably build their fleet, manage employee scheduling on-the-go.

We’ve grown over 100x in the last two years from a revenue standpoint.”Īndreas Hildebrand, Partner at lead investor Bison Capital, and Fluid Truck board member explained his company’s confidence in Fluid Truck declaring in a statement, “Easy and affordable mobility is critical for the success of small and medium-sized businesses, yet the prehistoric tools and models of traditional incumbents often make vehicle rental cumbersome. “We’ve been growing at a pretty dramatic rate. “We’ve really found something that’s pretty compelling to businesses where they can take this approach of, really, more of fleet as a service versus them buying, maintaining, managing vehicles,” Eberhard said. James Eberhard, founder and CEO of peer-to-peer truck sharing platform company Fluid Truck Michael Teak Photography 2019

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