CoMotion’s yearly INNOVATORS program has one simple goal: to support extremely promising technologies and early-stage initiatives making mobility more sustainable, multimodal, and equitable around the world.
Applicants will be put forward in the selection process for the 2025 LA New Mobility Challenge. Finalists will get to pitch in front of a curated team of investors, VCs, and key players from the public and private sectors.
Applications are open to all organizations with a novel solution worthy of investment in one of the following areas of interest:
This year, in partnership with the Los Angeles Cleantech Incubator (LACI) there will be a special reception and meet up where promising start-ups will be able to connect with leading venture capitalists from LA.
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CoMotion is seeking the best and brightest innovations this year (no revenue cap or incorporation requirement). If your company has a worthy innovation, it will be considered!
Application must demonstrate deployment ready technology.
Innovation must be the core of a new business venture or a stand along strategy within an existing organization.
Challenge winners have gone on to raise hundreds of millions of dollars, deploy their solutions in cities across the world, and establish themselves as leaders in the mobility revolution. Don’t miss out.
Congratulations to Saad Youssefi, CEO of Batteryze for winning the 2024 LA New Mobility Challenge.
Batteryze are a hardware-enabled battery safety and circularity platform focused on e-mobility risks — leveraging advances in AI, machine learning and physics-based modeling to effectively monitor and predict battery aging.
Congratulations to Evangelos Zympeloudis, Co-Founder & CEO of iCOMAT for winning the 2023 LA New Mobility Challenge.
iCOMAT, a startup based in Bristol, UK, is revolutionizing the next generation of cars, trains, planes and spacecraft to be more lighter and sustainable than ever.
itselectric won the 2022 LA New Mobility Challenge, supported by the UK’s Department for International Trade and Alliance for SoCal Innovation.
itselectric are advancing the adoption of electric vehicles by bringing curbside charging to the millions of drivers who cannot charge at home as they park their cars on city streets.
ENSO won the 2021 LA New Mobility Challenge.
ENSO are developing better tires for electric vehicles and working directly with OEMs and EV fleets to extend EV range, while reducing carbon emissions and tire pollution.
ENSO was nominated as an Earthshot Prize Finalist in ’23 and in 2024 they announced development of a $500 million carbon-neutral tyre factory in the US as part of its expansion, and shortly after revealed a strategic partnership with Uber to roll out its energy-efficient and low-emission EV tires across the UK and USA.
CoMotion Innovators are automatically nominated as applicants to our annual startup challenges. No additional application is required. A jury of experts comprised of private and public industry leaders and investors will select the finalists for each event and later score each pitch and elect a winner.
The criteria for the selection process will be based on the themes for each event and the needs of the local mobility ecosystems. Business model, social impact, and environmental benefits are some of the qualifiers that the jury will consider in their selection process. A CoMotion Innovator can potentially be selected for more than one challenge.
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