The company has evolved from consumer services into a commercial-focused business with corporate partnerships including Fortune 100 companies like Uber and Turo. Yoshi Mobility's three core service pillars are mobile vehicle charging for electric and autonomous fleets, virtual vehicle inspections, and on-site preventative maintenance.
Cyborg Score Rationale
Yoshi Mobility increased its revenue 10x monthly since its Series B in late 2020, demonstrating rapid commercialization. The company has raised over $60 million with backing from General Motors Ventures, Bridgestone, ExxonMobil, NBA All-Star Kevin Durant, NFL legend Joe Montana, and Y-Combinator. However, the recent spin-off of its fuel division to EZFill in November 2024 reflects strategic refocusing.
Top Insights
Series C funding of $26 million in April 2024 valued the company at over $200 million with leadership from General Motors Ventures and Bridgestone.
The company acquired Mobile Auto Concepts in March 2024, a mobile automotive services provider offering preventative maintenance, tire care, and eco-friendly washes.
Yoshi Mobility brought EV charging solutions to market with major OEMs, autonomous vehicle companies, and rideshare operators across the country.
As of July 2025, the company reported annual revenue of $15M with approximately 77 employees.
Named Competitors
Get Spiffy — Mobile automotive services and detailing
Wrench — Mobile vehicle maintenance and repair
Booster — Mobile vehicle maintenance and mobile inspection platform for fleets and individual drivers
Zippity — Mobile automotive service platform
Recent Developments
(January 2025) Strategic partnership with CALSTART, a nonprofit focused on clean transportation
(November 2024) Spun off fleet fueling operations to EZFill Holdings for strategic focus on EV charging and inspections
(April 2024) Completed Series C funding round of $26 million led by General Motors Ventures and Bridgestone
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