Moove

Moove is building the infrastructure behind the next generation of ride-hailing and becoming a mobility powerhouse in the process. When Tingting Peng joined Moove in 2021 as their first executive hire, the company was preparing for its Series A. Today, as Chief Transformation Officer, she has helped scale the business into a global platform partnering with Uber and Waymo. Founded by Ladi Delano and Jide Odunsi in Nigeria with a revenue-based financing model, Moove learned early to design around volatility. In our latest Scaling at Speed, Tingting shares how the mobility platform turned traditional emerging market constraints into a truly global advantage. Read the full story on our blog and subscribe via the link in the comments.

Access to vehicle ownership remains one of the biggest structural barriers facing e-hailing drivers in South Africa. We are excited to share that more than 166 drivers have completed Moove’s 48-month Drive-to-Own programme, becoming vehicle owners for the first time. Over the next 12 months, more than 1000 additional drivers are on track to follow. For many of these drivers, traditional finance has not been accessible. The Drive-to-Own model was designed to provide a structured, predictable pathway to ownership, combining telematics, safety standards, and fixed weekly payments to support long term stability. Ownership is not immediate. It is built over time through commitment, repayment discipline, and operational support. South Africa has a deep pool of mobility entrepreneurs. Our focus remains on scaling responsibly, improving the customer experience, and expanding access to asset ownership in a way that creates long term economic opportunity. Congratulations to the drivers who have graduated so far. More to come!

Four years ago in Ghana, Moove put its first customers on the road, proving that access to vehicle ownership could unlock real economic opportunity. Last month, 30 customers completed that same journey, graduating from the programme and stepping forward as independent business owners. And this is only the beginning, with 50 more drivers expected to graduate this year. At the graduation, customers spoke about funded university educations, family health recoveries, job security, and resilience in the face of economic uncertainty. "I was homeless for several months after losing my corporate job. I joined Moove and turned this around - I was able to pay for my rent and establish my own business" - Solomon Dzifz Dartey, Moove Customer. This milestone reflects the work of the Ghana team and the wider Moove community, and is a reminder of what’s possible when access, ownership and ambition come together.

🚨 Exciting news! 🚨 Moove has announced the expansion of its partnership with Waymo to bring autonomous ride-hailing to London. As Waymo’s fleet operations partner, Moove will help lay the groundwork for the launch of Waymo’s autonomous ride-hailing service in one of the world’s largest and most dynamic mobility markets. Building on its established operations and deep local expertise, this partnership marks a major milestone in Moove’s journey to redefine global urban mobility, and the first time Waymo will partner at scale outside the U.S. By combining Waymo’s world-leading technology with Moove’s operational know-how, the two companies are moving London closer to a future of safer, cleaner, and more accessible city transport. Ladi Delano, Moove Co-Founder and Co-CEO, said: “We’re excited by a future where Waymo’s safe and reliable autonomous technology is available in London, transforming how the capital moves. This partnership represents a major step forward for urban mobility, bringing world-class innovation to one of the world’s greatest cities. For Londoners, this marks the beginning of a new era, one where safe, efficient, and sustainable travel becomes part of everyday life.” #Waymo #Moove #AutonomousVehicles #Mobility #Innovation #London https://lnkd.in/e7V7eRaG

📜 Moove has featured in the J.P. Morgan 2025 MEA FinTech Ecosystem Update! In a region where global playbooks often fall short, we’re thrilled to be recognised for doing things differently, by building locally attuned, AI-first infrastructure that powers mobility.  As highlighted in the report, our Co-Founder and Co-CEO, Ladi Delano, said: “We are building Moove as an AI-first company, integrating AI across every aspect of our business to transform how physical assets are managed and optimised.” From Lagos and Johannesburg to Dubai, and now Miami and Phoenix, we’re unlocking access to vehicle ownership and financial services for mobility entrepreneurs while shaping the future of autonomous mobility in developed markets. Read the full report below. Thank you to the J.P. Morgan team for spotlighting the innovation coming out of Africa and the Middle East. Onwards! 🚀