Cabify

Cabify is a multi-mobility platform dedicated to transforming cities into better places to live by providing safe, high-quality, and sustainable urban travel solutions. Founded in Madrid, Spain, in 2011 by Juan de Antonio, the company was a pioneer in creating a new form of mobility in Ibero-America. Initially launched as a premium vehicle-for-hire service, Cabify quickly expanded its offerings to include more accessible options like Cabify Lite, which became a significant portion of its business. The platform connects private users and corporate clients with a wide range of transportation options, including private car rides, taxis, and in some cities, electric scooters and motorcycles. Operating as a bridge between passengers and driver partners, Cabify emphasizes fair pricing, driver welfare, and a commitment to reducing the environmental impact of urban transportation.

The company's growth trajectory has been marked by a significant expansion into Latin America, which now accounts for a majority of its revenue. Today, Cabify operates in over 40 cities across 6 countries, serving more than 50 million registered users with a network of 1.5 million collaborating drivers. Beyond passenger transport, Cabify has diversified its services with the launch of Cabify Logistics, a division focused on last-mile package delivery using a 100% electric fleet in Spain. As a company aligned with the UN Global Compact, Cabify is committed to its Sustainable Business Strategy, which includes ambitious goals for decarbonization and the electrification of its fleet. This focus on sustainability, combined with technological innovation and a user-centric approach, positions Cabify as a key player in the future of urban mobility.