Sweden is leading Europe's electrification of transport. From self-driving electric trucks and electric hydrofoil vessels to e-scooters and smart delivery logistics. On Eqvor you can invest in unlisted Swedish mobility companies.
- 5 Swedish transport and mobility companies available on Eqvor today
- Einride is preparing a listing in New York and carried out the world's first autonomous border crossing without a driver
- Voi is Europe's leading micromobility operator, with record revenue in Q1 2026
- Candela delivers electric hydrofoil ferries to the Nordics, Asia and the USA
- Unlisted shares, traded via Eqvor's digital platform
Electrification and autonomy are transforming the transport sector
The transport sector is undergoing one of the fastest transformations in history. Electrification, autonomy and digitalisation are changing how people and goods move in cities, at sea and on the road. The EU's climate targets and rising fuel costs are accelerating the shift and creating a structural tailwind for companies offering electric alternatives.
Sweden has produced several world-leading transport companies in this field. Many are still in an unlisted phase, which gives investors the opportunity to get in early via Eqvor.
Unlisted transport and mobility companies on Eqvor
Below you will find the transport and mobility companies currently available to trade on Eqvor. Click on a company to see current information, the price and how to place an order.
Develops electric, self-driving trucks without a driver's cab. Five NHTSA approvals in the USA, planned listing on the New York stock exchange. Customers include Coop. Founded 2016, Stockholm.
View the shareEurope's leading operator of shared e-scooters and e-bikes in 130 cities. Revenue of SEK 1.5 billion, record revenue in Q1 2026. Over 150,000 vehicles in operation. Founded 2018, Stockholm.
View the shareElectric hydrofoil vessels whose hydrofoils reduce energy consumption by 80 per cent. Orders from Norway, the Maldives, Thailand and the USA. EQT-owned. Founded 2014, Stockholm.
View the shareNorthern Europe's leading delivery platform for e-commerce, with the brands Budbee, Instabox and Porterbuddy. Over 350,000 locker compartments in Sweden. Revenue of SEK 1.96 billion. Founded 2022, Stockholm.
View the shareTech-driven last-mile delivery platform with route optimisation and real-time tracking. 50 per cent growth in Q1 2026, positive EBITDA. Partnership with ICA for pick-up points. Founded 2018, Stockholm.
View the shareWhy invest in transport and mobility shares?
Transport is one of the world's largest sectors and is in the middle of a structural transformation. The EU's ban on new petrol and diesel cars from 2035, rising carbon prices and technological breakthroughs in autonomous vehicles and batteries are creating a long-term tailwind for electrified transport solutions. Logistics companies with a scalable technology platform can grow quickly with limited capital needs.
Swedish transport companies such as Einride, Voi and Candela have already won international recognition and orders. Eqvor gives access to these companies before they reach the stock exchange.
Risks to be aware of
Transport companies in a growth phase are often capital-intensive and can be far from profitability. Regulatory approvals for autonomous vehicles are complex and can be delayed. Micromobility is affected by cities' licensing and seasonal variations. The logistics industry is characterised by fierce competition and squeezed margins. Unlisted shares have lower liquidity than exchange-traded alternatives.
Frequently asked questions about transport and mobility shares
How do self-driving trucks work and why are they interesting?
Self-driving trucks use AI, sensors and software to navigate without a human driver. This eliminates the cost of the driver, which accounts for a large share of the total cost of freight transport, and makes it possible to drive around the clock without breaks. Einride is one of the few companies in the world with regulatory approval to run autonomous vehicles on public roads in the USA, which makes it an early leader in a potentially enormous market.
What characterises micromobility as an investment theme?
Micromobility is an umbrella term for small electric vehicles for short urban journeys, such as e-scooters and e-bikes. It addresses the so-called last-mile problem in cities, that is, the journey between public transport and the final destination. The industry is characterised by high scalability but also by dependence on cities' licensing and seasonal variations.
How do I buy transport shares on Eqvor?
Create an account on Eqvor, choose the company you want to invest in and place an order via the platform. Eqvor matches buyers and sellers on the unlisted market. Airmee is connected to Euroclear (the Swedish central securities depository) and delivers the shares to your custody account. The other companies are registered directly in the company's share register after the deal is completed.
Company information based on public data and Eqvor's platform data, May 2026.
