Autofleet

Autofleet was founded in Tel Aviv in 2018 by Kobi Eisenberg. The company operates privately, having raised a $20 million Series B in 2022 led by Keyframe Capital, bringing its total funding to approximately $27.5 million. The core product is a cloud-based fleet optimization platform that automates dispatching, routing, and electric vehicle (EV) transition planning for car rental, carsharing, and logistics operators.

The primary product offering revolves around a Vehicle-as-a-Service platform. It solves the operational problems of vehicle downtime, empty miles, and inefficient deployment by using demand-prediction algorithms based on historical fleet data. Buyers include mobility operators and traditional rental companies such as Zipcar, Revel, and Keolis. Autofleet also tackles the logistical challenges of EV fleets by algorithmically managing charging schedules around active service requirements.

The software suite includes Fleet Control for automated dispatch and routing, and Ride & Delivery for managing on-demand logistics and mobility tasks. Another distinct product is the EV Simulator. This tool models existing combustion-engine fleet data to recommend optimal charging station placements, grid capacity requirements, and battery management strategies before physical EV deployment.

Operating in the B2B mobility software space, Autofleet competes with alternative fleet platform providers such as Ridecell and Via. The company's positioning is squarely focused on enterprise mobility operators and traditional fleets undergoing digitization or transitioning to electric vehicles.

The company’s global headquarters and primary R&D center are located in Tel Aviv. The Israeli team is responsible for core product development, software engineering, and machine learning. Notable Israeli venture capital funds, including Maniv Mobility and MizMaa Ventures, are early and consistent backers of the company.