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VEMO
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PRESTADORA DE SERVICIOS DE MOBILIDAD, S.A. DE C.V.
Websiteurl
vemovilidad.com
Company typeenum
Private
Founded yearint
2021
Descriptiontext

VEMO is a Mexican cleantech company founded in 2021 in Mexico City through the merger of four specialized mobility companies, with Riverstone Holdings LLC as founding sponsor. It operates an integrated clean mobility platform with three reinforcing pillars: electric vehicles (deployed through the VEMO Conduce driver employment program and the VEMO Impulso lease-to-own fintech), public and private charging infrastructure (VEMO Charging Network with 1,400+ connectors across 18 Mexican states and 55MW+ of installed capacity), and fleet management technology (the proprietary ZEE telemetry platform for route optimization, charging management, and battery health monitoring). The company also operates a consumer mobile application, Watts by VEMO, for locating chargers and processing payments.

VEMO monetizes through four revenue streams: subscription-based weekly vehicle leasing (VEMO Impulso, with 4,000+ vehicles financed to ride-hailing drivers), usage-based public charging fees (90,000+ monthly charging events), managed services for commercial fleet electrification (ChaaS and FaaS bundles targeting enterprises with 100+ vehicles), and professional services through VEMO Conduce driver operations on Uber and DiDi. Pricing models include weekly Impulso payments with no down payment, pay-as-you-go charging at $0.10-$0.30/kWh-equivalent rates, and bespoke enterprise contracts; specific pricing is not publicly disclosed.

The company serves ride-hailing platform drivers (primary), commercial fleet operators, logistics and delivery companies, public transportation systems (Metrobús CDMX), and individual EV owners. Strategic partnerships with Uber, DiDi, BYD, GM, Ford, Siemens, Santander Mexico, TIP México, and BEEL span platform distribution, vehicle supply, charging hardware, and financing. VEMO has raised over US$500 million from institutional investors including Riverstone Holdings, Orion Infrastructure Capital, Vision Ridge Partners, and BEEL Infrastructure Partners, and operates through 12 wholly-owned Mexican subsidiaries plus DAE Mobility Colombia S.A.S.

Short descriptiontext

VEMO is a Mexican cleantech company operating an integrated clean mobility platform combining electric vehicle leasing (VEMO Impulso), public charging infrastructure (1,400+ connectors), and fleet management software (ZEE) for ride-hailing drivers, commercial fleets, and individual EV owners across Mexico and Colombia.

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1,001–5,000
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HeadquartersCiudad Hidalgo, Mexico
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Ciudad Hidalgo
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Mexico
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Latin America
Markets served

Serves global market

Offices3 records

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City, Country, Type, Description, Source

Keyword5 values
electric vehicle leasing, public EV charging, fleet electrification, clean mobility platform, fleet management software
Industry4 codes
1EV Fleet Management & Charging Solutions
CodeTHADAKAJPrimaryYes
2Passenger Vehicle Leasing & Long-Term Rental (Cars/SUVs)
CodeTLABAHAAPrimaryNo
3EV Fleet Telematics (Battery/Charging/Range Analytics)
CodeTLABAJAKPrimaryNo
4EV Charging Network Management & Software Services (CPMS, Monitoring, Billing)
CodeTLAKAMAGPrimaryNo
NAICS code2 codes
  • Passenger Car Rental532111
  • Taxi and Ridesharing Services48531
SIC code1 code
  • Services-Auto Rental & Leasing (No Drivers)7510
Product category
Electric Mobility Services
GTM motion3 records

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Type, Description, Source

Revenue model4 records
1Vehicle Leasing and Financing (VEMO Impulso)
TypeSubscription Recurring
Description

Financial leasing of electric vehicles to ride-hailing platform drivers, enabling them to become vehicle owners at end of lease. Includes zero down payment, fixed payment plans, and access to charging network. Has financed over 4,000 vehicles.

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2Public Charging Network (VEMO Charging Network)
TypeUsage Based
Description

Public EV charging infrastructure generating revenue through per-use charging fees. Network operates over 1,400 connectors across 18+ states in Mexico with 90,000+ charging events per month.

vemovilidad.com
3Fleet Management and Electrification Services (VEMO EV Fleets)
TypeManaged Services
Description

Integrated solutions for commercial fleet electrification including ChaaS (Charging as a Service), FaaS (Fleet as a Service), and ZEE telemetry platform for enterprise clients.

vemovilidad.com
4Driver Operations (VEMO Conduce)
TypeProfessional Services
Description

Employment for electric vehicle drivers operating on ride-hailing platforms, generating revenue through platform partnerships and fleet operations.

vemovilidad.com
Marketing channels9 records

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Title, Type, Stage, Description, Source

Distribution channels6 records

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Title, Type, Scope, Target buyer, Description, Source

Cost components6 values
Infrastructure, Supply Chain, Technology or R&D, Personnel, Operations, Marketing or Sales
Pricing details3 tiers
1VEMO Impulso weekly vehicle leasing for ride-hailing drivers
ModelSubscriptionBilling cadenceWeekly
Notes

Weekly payments with no down payment (enganche), fixed payment plans. Drivers can become vehicle owners at end of lease term. Includes 24/7 support, substitute vehicles, specialized insurance, and access to charging network.

vemovilidad.com
2Slow charging (7kW) and fast charging (50.4-120kW) rates
ModelUsage-basedBilling cadencePay-as-you-go
Notes

Public charging rates vary by charger type. Slow chargers at 7kW, fast chargers at 50.4kW to 120kW capacity. Payment through Watts by VEMO app with credit/debit card support.

vemovilidad.com
3Ford vehicle owner charging credit
ModelSubscriptionBilling cadenceAnnual
Notes

Ford EV owners receive up to $5,000 MXN credit for use on VEMO Charging Network, valid for 12 months after activation.

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GTM typeB2B
B2B
Offering typeServices
Services
Brand1 of 8 records shown
1VEMO Charging Network
Description

Public EV charging network operated by VEMO, described as Mexico's most robust and reliable public charging network with over 1,400 connectors

vemovilidad.com
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Core offering1 text field

VEMO operates an integrated clean mobility ecosystem in Mexico combining electric vehicle leasing and financing for ride-hailing drivers (VEMO Impulso), public EV charging infrastructure with 1,400+ connectors across 18+ states (VEMO Charging Network), driver employment services for ride-hailing platforms (VEMO Conduce), enterprise fleet electrification solutions (VEMO EV Fleets including ChaaS and FaaS), and a proprietary ZEE telemetry platform for real-time fleet management, route optimization, and battery health monitoring accessed via the Watts by VEMO consumer app.

Differentiator
Functional benefit
Problem solved
Quantifiable outcome1 of 7 values shown
  • 20%+ increase in driver net income
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Product overview1 text field

VEMO operates an integrated clean mobility ecosystem combining three core pillars: (1) electric vehicles for ride-hailing and commercial fleets (VEMO Conduce driver program, VEMO Impulso lease-to-own financing), (2) public and private charging infrastructure (VEMO Charging Network with 1,400+ connectors across Mexico), and (3) fleet management technology (ZEE telemetry platform, ChaaS, FaaS). The company serves individuals through its consumer app (Watts by VEMO) and businesses through VEMO EV Fleets, creating synergies where vehicle demand self-generates charging usage and fleet data powers operational optimization. The ecosystem is unified through the ZEE platform which integrates vehicles, charging infrastructure, and data intelligence.

Product and service8 records
1VEMO Impulso
CategoryEV leasing and financing
Description

Fintech-powered lease-to-own financing program enabling independent ride-hailing drivers to acquire electric vehicles, with weekly fixed payments, no down payment (enganche), and path to vehicle ownership at end of lease. Includes 24/7 support, substitute vehicles, specialized insurance, and access to the VEMO Charging Network. Over 4,000 vehicles financed.

2VEMO Charging Network (VCN)
CategoryPublic EV charging infrastructure
Description

Mexico's largest public EV charging network providing accessible charging stations for electric vehicles across 18+ states with over 1,400 connectors and 90,000+ charging events per month. Supports both slow (7kW) and fast (50.4kW-160kW) charging.

3VEMO Conduce
CategoryDriver employment services
Description

Employment program offering drivers the opportunity to operate electric vehicles on ride-hailing platforms (Uber, DiDi) with formal employment, benefits, and growth opportunities within VEMO.

4VEMO EV Fleets
CategoryEnterprise fleet electrification
Description

Comprehensive fleet electrification solutions for businesses including electric vehicles, charging infrastructure, and the ZEE management platform, offered under ChaaS (Charging as a Service) and FaaS (Fleet as a Service) models for commercial fleet operators with 100+ vehicles.

5ZEE (Zero Emission Ecosystem)
CategoryFleet management software
Description

Proprietary fleet telemetry and management platform providing real-time monitoring, route optimization, charging management, and battery health analytics for electric vehicle fleets. Powers process automation and predictive analytics across VEMO's ecosystem.

6Watts by VEMO
CategoryConsumer mobile application
Description

Mobile application for locating EV charging stations, initiating charging sessions, monitoring consumption in real-time, processing payments via credit/debit card, and accessing billing and history for charging events. Supports slow (7kW) and fast (50.4kW-120kW) chargers.

7ChaaS (Charging as a Service)
CategoryManaged charging services
Description

Complete charging infrastructure management and operation service for businesses, including station supervision, maintenance, and advanced charging technology to ensure efficient and reliable charging operations.

8FaaS (Fleet as a Service)
CategoryFleet-as-a-Service subscription
Description

Subscription-based electric fleet solution bundling vehicles, charging infrastructure, and technical support with real-time data access via the ZEE platform for fleet optimization and sustainable operations.

Scale indicator17 records

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Type, Value, Description, Source

Partnership10 partners
Strategic tierMinorTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2026-06-25
Description

European pilot partner for TFREE's AI Micro Mobility testing. VEMO running pilot projects for intelligent fleet operations and digital energy replenishment.

Strategic tierMinorTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2026-04-01
Description

Partnership for cargo transport electrification in Mexico with The Climate Pledge. Demonstrates fleet electrification transition is possible, affordable, and necessary.

Strategic tierMinorTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2025-06-26
Description

Joint offering for sustainable fleet mobility. TIP's 30+ years of fleet leasing combined with VEMO's electrification solutions. Provides advisory services for fleet transition to electric.

Strategic tierMinorTypeGTM or Marketing PartnerAnnounced on2025-05-15
Description

Ford EV owners receive up to $5,000 MXN credit for VEMO Charging Network access. Strategic partnership to improve charging access for Ford E-Transit and Mustang Mach-E owners.

Strategic tierCoreTypeGTM or Marketing PartnerAnnounced on2024-11-07
Description

GM EV owners gain access to VEMO Charging Network with credits. VEMO installs home chargers for GM EV buyers. Partnership supports GM's Zero Emissions vision with 600+ chargers across 14 states.

Strategic tierPrimaryTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2024-02-26
Description

Partnership for driver vehicle financing and electric fleet operations on DiDi platform. Access to VEMO Impulso credit for DiDi drivers to transition to electric vehicles.

Strategic tierCoreTypeTechnology or IntegrationAnnounced on2023-10-11
Description

Alliance to deploy 160kW fast chargers at 6 strategic highway locations connecting Mexico City. Siemens provides charging technology as part of highway charging network expansion. Deployment planned for 2024.

8BYD
Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2022-12-13
Description

Strategic supply partnership for BYD D1 electric vehicles designed for ride-hailing. Up to 1,000 vehicles planned for VEMO fleet. D1 features 400km range, 137HP motor, optimized for high-utilization mobility.

vemovilidad.com
Strategic tierMinorTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2022-12-01
Description

VEMO acquired Viral Code assets in Mexico and Colombia which operated on Beat platform. Expands VEMO's Latin American presence in ride-hailing electrification.

Strategic tierPrimaryTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2022-02-01
Description

Strategic partnership for electric vehicle deployment on Uber platform. Includes VEMO Impulso financing for drivers to own EVs, VEMO Conduce driver employment, and charging infrastructure. Over 6 million trips completed, 75+ million electric km. Partnership entering third year.

Recent move9 records

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Date, Type, Title, Description, Source

Expansion highlight7 records

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Peers10 records
TypeBroad incumbent
Description

US-listed EV charging equipment and network operator with a fleet charging product line. Comparable to VEMO in offering Level 2 and DC fast charging with software management, though primarily focused on the US market.

2BYD
TypeOthers
Description

Global EV manufacturer and VEMO's strategic vehicle supply partner for the D1 ride-hail fleet. Adjacent rather than directly competitive, as BYD supplies vehicles and operates its own charging, while VEMO provides financing, fleet management, and complementary charging infrastructure.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Global leader in fleet telematics and vehicle analytics, with significant Latin American and commercial fleet presence. Most comparable to VEMO's ZEE telemetry platform, with overlap in route optimization and battery/charging analytics for electrified fleets.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Spanish-headquartered EV charging hardware and software provider expanding across Latin America. Comparable to VEMO in offering integrated charging solutions with bidirectional and managed-services components, targeting similar fleet and residential segments.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Connected operations cloud with strong fleet management and EV-specific modules. Comparable to ZEE in providing fleet telematics, route optimization, and battery health monitoring for commercial fleets.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Brazilian EV charging network operator backed by BTG Pactual. Operates the largest charging network in Brazil with a model closely paralleling VEMO's public charging and fleet electrification business in Mexico and Colombia.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

One of the world's largest fleet leasing and management companies, recently rebranded as Ayvens after Société Générale merger. Comparable to VEMO Impulso and VEMO EV Fleets in providing multi-country fleet leasing services.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Largest independent EV charging network in North America with public, fleet, and workplace charging. Operates a broader portfolio than VEMO and has deeper balance sheet, but its networked charging model and fleet software (ChargePoint Fleet) overlap significantly with ZEE and VCN.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Enel's EV charging division operates public and private charging networks across Latin America, including Mexico and Colombia. Most directly comparable to VEMO's VCN business with overlapping geographic focus and infrastructure-led model.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Global fleet management and vehicle leasing company now owned by ALD/Ayvens. Comparable to VEMO Impulso and EV Fleets in operating large-scale commercial vehicle leasing programs, with growing EV focus.

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Investors6 records

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Funding detail is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

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M&A and investment is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

VEMO

Electric Mobility Servicesvemovilidad.com

VEMO is a Mexican cleantech company operating an integrated clean mobility platform combining electric vehicle leasing (VEMO Impulso), public charging infrastructure (1,400+ connectors), and fleet management software (ZEE) for ride-hailing drivers, commercial fleets, and individual EV owners across Mexico and Colombia.

What VEMO does

VEMO is a Mexican cleantech company founded in 2021 in Mexico City through the merger of four specialized mobility companies, with Riverstone Holdings LLC as founding sponsor. It operates an integrated clean mobility platform with three reinforcing pillars: electric vehicles (deployed through the VEMO Conduce driver employment program and the VEMO Impulso lease-to-own fintech), public and private charging infrastructure (VEMO Charging Network with 1,400+ connectors across 18 Mexican states and 55MW+ of installed capacity), and fleet management technology (the proprietary ZEE telemetry platform for route optimization, charging management, and battery health monitoring). The company also operates a consumer mobile application, Watts by VEMO, for locating chargers and processing payments.

VEMO monetizes through four revenue streams: subscription-based weekly vehicle leasing (VEMO Impulso, with 4,000+ vehicles financed to ride-hailing drivers), usage-based public charging fees (90,000+ monthly charging events), managed services for commercial fleet electrification (ChaaS and FaaS bundles targeting enterprises with 100+ vehicles), and professional services through VEMO Conduce driver operations on Uber and DiDi. Pricing models include weekly Impulso payments with no down payment, pay-as-you-go charging at $0.10-$0.30/kWh-equivalent rates, and bespoke enterprise contracts; specific pricing is not publicly disclosed.

The company serves ride-hailing platform drivers (primary), commercial fleet operators, logistics and delivery companies, public transportation systems (Metrobús CDMX), and individual EV owners. Strategic partnerships with Uber, DiDi, BYD, GM, Ford, Siemens, Santander Mexico, TIP México, and BEEL span platform distribution, vehicle supply, charging hardware, and financing. VEMO has raised over US$500 million from institutional investors including Riverstone Holdings, Orion Infrastructure Capital, Vision Ridge Partners, and BEEL Infrastructure Partners, and operates through 12 wholly-owned Mexican subsidiaries plus DAE Mobility Colombia S.A.S.

VEMO firmographics

Firmographics
Name
VEMO
Legal name
PRESTADORA DE SERVICIOS DE MOBILIDAD, S.A. DE C.V.
Website
https://vemovilidad.com
Company type
Private
Founded year
2021
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
1,001–5,000 employees
Short description
VEMO is a Mexican cleantech company operating an integrated clean mobility platform combining electric vehicle leasing (VEMO Impulso), public charging infrastructure (1,400+ connectors), and fleet management software (ZEE) for ride-hailing drivers, commercial fleets, and individual EV owners across Mexico and Colombia.
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VEMO industry classification

Industry
Product category
Electric Mobility Services
NAICS
Passenger Car Rental (532111), Taxi and Ridesharing Services (48531)
SIC
Services-Auto Rental & Leasing (No Drivers) (7510)
akta.pro primary industry
EV Fleet Management & Charging Solutions (THADAKAJ)
akta.pro secondary industries
Passenger Vehicle Leasing & Long-Term Rental (Cars/SUVs) (TLABAHAA), EV Fleet Telematics (Battery/Charging/Range Analytics) (TLABAJAK), EV Charging Network Management & Software Services (CPMS, Monitoring, Billing) (TLAKAMAG)

Keywords

  • Electric vehicle leasing
  • Public EV charging
  • Fleet electrification
  • Clean mobility platform
  • Fleet management software

Where VEMO is headquartered

Location

Headquarters

HQ city
Ciudad Hidalgo
HQ country
Mexico
HQ region
Latin America

Offices3 records

Markets served

VEMO business model

Business model
GTM type
B2B
Offering type
Services
Cost components
Infrastructure, Supply Chain, Technology or R&D, Personnel, Operations, Marketing or Sales

Revenue model

  1. Vehicle Leasing and Financing (VEMO Impulso): Financial leasing of electric vehicles to ride-hailing platform drivers, enabling them to become vehicle owners at end of lease. Includes zero down payment, fixed payment plans, and access to charging network. Has financed over 4,000 vehicles.
  2. Public Charging Network (VEMO Charging Network): Public EV charging infrastructure generating revenue through per-use charging fees. Network operates over 1,400 connectors across 18+ states in Mexico with 90,000+ charging events per month.
  3. Fleet Management and Electrification Services (VEMO EV Fleets): Integrated solutions for commercial fleet electrification including ChaaS (Charging as a Service), FaaS (Fleet as a Service), and ZEE telemetry platform for enterprise clients.
  4. Driver Operations (VEMO Conduce): Employment for electric vehicle drivers operating on ride-hailing platforms, generating revenue through platform partnerships and fleet operations.

Pricing tiers

ModelBillingPrice
SubscriptionWeeklyVEMO Impulso weekly vehicle leasing for ride-hailing drivers
Usage-basedPay-as-you-goSlow charging (7kW) and fast charging (50.4-120kW) rates
SubscriptionAnnualFord vehicle owner charging credit

Go-to-market motion3 records

Distribution channels6 records

Marketing channels9 records

VEMO product offering

Product offering

Core offering

VEMO operates an integrated clean mobility ecosystem in Mexico combining electric vehicle leasing and financing for ride-hailing drivers (VEMO Impulso), public EV charging infrastructure with 1,400+ connectors across 18+ states (VEMO Charging Network), driver employment services for ride-hailing platforms (VEMO Conduce), enterprise fleet electrification solutions (VEMO EV Fleets including ChaaS and FaaS), and a proprietary ZEE telemetry platform for real-time fleet management, route optimization, and battery health monitoring accessed via the Watts by VEMO consumer app.

Product overview

VEMO operates an integrated clean mobility ecosystem combining three core pillars: (1) electric vehicles for ride-hailing and commercial fleets (VEMO Conduce driver program, VEMO Impulso lease-to-own financing), (2) public and private charging infrastructure (VEMO Charging Network with 1,400+ connectors across Mexico), and (3) fleet management technology (ZEE telemetry platform, ChaaS, FaaS). The company serves individuals through its consumer app (Watts by VEMO) and businesses through VEMO EV Fleets, creating synergies where vehicle demand self-generates charging usage and fleet data powers operational optimization. The ecosystem is unified through the ZEE platform which integrates vehicles, charging infrastructure, and data intelligence.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Brands

  • VEMO Charging Network: Public EV charging network operated by VEMO, described as Mexico's most robust and reliable public charging network with over 1,400 connectors
  • VEMO Impulso
  • VEMO Conduce
  • VEMO EV Fleets
  • ZEE (Zero Emission Ecosystem)
  • Watts by VEMO
  • ChaaS (Charging as a Service)
  • FaaS (Fleet as a Service)

Products and services

  • VEMO Impulso Fintech-powered lease-to-own financing program enabling independent ride-hailing drivers to acquire electric vehicles, with weekly fixed payments, no down payment (enganche), and path to vehicle ownership at end of lease. Includes 24/7 support, substitute vehicles, specialized insurance, and access to the VEMO Charging Network. Over 4,000 vehicles financed.
  • VEMO Charging Network (VCN) Mexico's largest public EV charging network providing accessible charging stations for electric vehicles across 18+ states with over 1,400 connectors and 90,000+ charging events per month. Supports both slow (7kW) and fast (50.4kW-160kW) charging.
  • VEMO Conduce Employment program offering drivers the opportunity to operate electric vehicles on ride-hailing platforms (Uber, DiDi) with formal employment, benefits, and growth opportunities within VEMO.
  • VEMO EV Fleets Comprehensive fleet electrification solutions for businesses including electric vehicles, charging infrastructure, and the ZEE management platform, offered under ChaaS (Charging as a Service) and FaaS (Fleet as a Service) models for commercial fleet operators with 100+ vehicles.
  • ZEE (Zero Emission Ecosystem) Proprietary fleet telemetry and management platform providing real-time monitoring, route optimization, charging management, and battery health analytics for electric vehicle fleets. Powers process automation and predictive analytics across VEMO's ecosystem.
  • Watts by VEMO Mobile application for locating EV charging stations, initiating charging sessions, monitoring consumption in real-time, processing payments via credit/debit card, and accessing billing and history for charging events. Supports slow (7kW) and fast (50.4kW-120kW) chargers.
  • ChaaS (Charging as a Service) Complete charging infrastructure management and operation service for businesses, including station supervision, maintenance, and advanced charging technology to ensure efficient and reliable charging operations.
  • FaaS (Fleet as a Service) Subscription-based electric fleet solution bundling vehicles, charging infrastructure, and technical support with real-time data access via the ZEE platform for fleet optimization and sustainable operations.

Quantifiable outcome

  • 20%+ increase in driver net income
  • +6 more outcomes

Companies that use VEMO

Customer profile

Named customers13 records

Segments5 records

Ideal customer profiles4 records

VEMO technology and API

Technology

Technology focussed Yes

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Core technology

AI maturity

App detail

AI capability3 records

Feature4 records

VEMO partnerships and signals

Strategic signal

Partnerships

Ten partnerships are on record, tiered minor, core and primary.

  • StalemminorStrategic or Co-development Partner · 25 June 2026European pilot partner for TFREE's AI Micro Mobility testing. VEMO running pilot projects for intelligent fleet operations and digital energy replenishment.
  • C40 CitiesminorStrategic or Co-development Partner · 1 April 2026Partnership for cargo transport electrification in Mexico with The Climate Pledge. Demonstrates fleet electrification transition is possible, affordable, and necessary.
  • TIP MéxicominorStrategic or Co-development Partner · 26 June 2025Joint offering for sustainable fleet mobility. TIP's 30+ years of fleet leasing combined with VEMO's electrification solutions. Provides advisory services for fleet transition to electric.
  • FordminorGTM or Marketing Partner · 15 May 2025Ford EV owners receive up to $5,000 MXN credit for VEMO Charging Network access. Strategic partnership to improve charging access for Ford E-Transit and Mustang Mach-E owners.
  • General MotorscoreGTM or Marketing Partner · 7 November 2024GM EV owners gain access to VEMO Charging Network with credits. VEMO installs home chargers for GM EV buyers. Partnership supports GM's Zero Emissions vision with 600+ chargers across 14 states.
  • DiDiprimaryStrategic or Co-development Partner · 26 February 2024Partnership for driver vehicle financing and electric fleet operations on DiDi platform. Access to VEMO Impulso credit for DiDi drivers to transition to electric vehicles.
  • SiemenscoreTechnology or Integration · 11 October 2023Alliance to deploy 160kW fast chargers at 6 strategic highway locations connecting Mexico City. Siemens provides charging technology as part of highway charging network expansion. Deployment planned for 2024.
  • BYDcoreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 13 December 2022Strategic supply partnership for BYD D1 electric vehicles designed for ride-hailing. Up to 1,000 vehicles planned for VEMO fleet. D1 features 400km range, 137HP motor, optimized for high-utilization mobility.
  • BeatminorStrategic or Co-development Partner · 1 December 2022VEMO acquired Viral Code assets in Mexico and Colombia which operated on Beat platform. Expands VEMO's Latin American presence in ride-hailing electrification.
  • UberprimaryStrategic or Co-development Partner · 1 February 2022Strategic partnership for electric vehicle deployment on Uber platform. Includes VEMO Impulso financing for drivers to own EVs, VEMO Conduce driver employment, and charging infrastructure. Over 6 million trips completed, 75+ million electric km. Partnership entering third year.

Scale indicators17 records

Recent moves9 records

Expansion highlights7 records

VEMO competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Broad incumbents

  • Blink Charging: US-listed EV charging equipment and network operator with a fleet charging product line. Comparable to VEMO in offering Level 2 and DC fast charging with software management, though primarily focused on the US market.
  • Geotab: Global leader in fleet telematics and vehicle analytics, with significant Latin American and commercial fleet presence. Most comparable to VEMO's ZEE telemetry platform, with overlap in route optimization and battery/charging analytics for electrified fleets.
  • Samsara: Connected operations cloud with strong fleet management and EV-specific modules. Comparable to ZEE in providing fleet telematics, route optimization, and battery health monitoring for commercial fleets.
  • Ald Automotive (Ayvens): One of the world's largest fleet leasing and management companies, recently rebranded as Ayvens after Société Générale merger. Comparable to VEMO Impulso and VEMO EV Fleets in providing multi-country fleet leasing services.
  • ChargePoint: Largest independent EV charging network in North America with public, fleet, and workplace charging. Operates a broader portfolio than VEMO and has deeper balance sheet, but its networked charging model and fleet software (ChargePoint Fleet) overlap significantly with ZEE and VCN.
  • LeasePlan: Global fleet management and vehicle leasing company now owned by ALD/Ayvens. Comparable to VEMO Impulso and EV Fleets in operating large-scale commercial vehicle leasing programs, with growing EV focus.

Others

  • BYD: Global EV manufacturer and VEMO's strategic vehicle supply partner for the D1 ride-hail fleet. Adjacent rather than directly competitive, as BYD supplies vehicles and operates its own charging, while VEMO provides financing, fleet management, and complementary charging infrastructure.

Direct peers

  • Wallbox: Spanish-headquartered EV charging hardware and software provider expanding across Latin America. Comparable to VEMO in offering integrated charging solutions with bidirectional and managed-services components, targeting similar fleet and residential segments.
  • Evergo: Brazilian EV charging network operator backed by BTG Pactual. Operates the largest charging network in Brazil with a model closely paralleling VEMO's public charging and fleet electrification business in Mexico and Colombia.
  • Enel X Way: Enel's EV charging division operates public and private charging networks across Latin America, including Mexico and Colombia. Most directly comparable to VEMO's VCN business with overlapping geographic focus and infrastructure-led model.

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Frequently asked questions about VEMO

What does VEMO do?

VEMO operates an integrated clean mobility ecosystem in Mexico combining electric vehicle leasing and financing for ride-hailing drivers (VEMO Impulso), public EV charging infrastructure with 1,400+ connectors across 18+ states (VEMO Charging Network), driver employment services for ride-hailing platforms (VEMO Conduce), enterprise fleet electrification solutions (VEMO EV Fleets including ChaaS and FaaS), and a proprietary ZEE telemetry platform for real-time fleet management, route optimization, and battery health monitoring accessed via the Watts by VEMO consumer app.

Is VEMO a public or private company?

VEMO is a private company. It is classified as private equity controlled and is currently operating.

When was VEMO founded?

VEMO was founded in 2021. It employs 1,001 to 5,000 people.

Where is VEMO based?

VEMO is headquartered in Ciudad Hidalgo, Mexico, in the Latin America region.

How does VEMO make money?

Four revenue lines are on record. Vehicle Leasing and Financing (VEMO Impulso) is the primary driver. The others are public Charging Network (VEMO Charging Network), fleet Management and Electrification Services (VEMO EV Fleets) and driver Operations (VEMO Conduce).

Who are VEMO's main competitors?

Broad incumbents on record are Blink Charging, Geotab, Samsara, Ald Automotive (Ayvens), ChargePoint and LeasePlan. BYD is listed as an others. Direct peers are Wallbox, Evergo and Enel X Way.

Does VEMO have an API?

No public API is recorded for VEMO.

What industry is VEMO in?

VEMO's product category is Electric Mobility Services. Its primary akta.pro industry code is THADAKAJ, EV Fleet Management & Charging Solutions, with a secondary code of TLABAHAA, Passenger Vehicle Leasing & Long-Term Rental (Cars/SUVs). Its NAICS code is 532111 and its SIC code is 7510.

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Mexico Business NewsElectromobility-as-a-Service to Drive Fleet ElectrificationVemo, a Mexican electromobility company, outlines its Electromobility-as-a-Service model to lower financial barriers for fleet electrification. It reports a US$250 million equity round in 2025 and plans to scale its fleet to 55,000 EVs and install over 23,000 charging connectors by 2030. The company also notes tariff risks and ongoing regulatory updates.Expansion‘Viajes cortos no los tomo, no convienen’: conductor de Vemo explica por qué no acepta viajes de 45 pesosVemo offers drivers a fixed weekly salary of 2,205 pesos plus up to 4,086 pesos in bonuses, with monthly earnings between 12,000 and 16,000 pesos. 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The company leveraged its industrial partner LUXMEA's proven track record of over 400,000 electric bicycles and 150,000 certified cargo vehicles, while announcing partnerships with Neolix, Galbot, and the Yancheng CAS-HT Computing Research Institute for autonomous delivery and robotics. TFREE is also running demonstration projects with VEMO in Bonn and Stalem in Belgium to develop intelligent fleet operations, positioning itself as a compliant and trusted partner for European fleet operators under GDPR, CE, and ISO standards.PR NewswireLancement officiel de TFREE à EUROBIKE 2026 : conception du système d'exploitation pour la micromobilité basée sur l'IATFREE officially unveiled its global brand strategy at EUROBIKE 2026 in Frankfurt, Germany, presenting an "AI 2.0 micromobility" paradigm focused on developing an operating system for intelligent low-speed transport. The company, which builds on LUXMEA's more than 10 years of industrial manufacturing experience, has delivered over 400,000 EN 15194-compliant e-bikes and 150,000+ EN 17860-compliant cargo vehicles, and is establishing an open AI ecosystem network with partners including Neolix, Galbot, and Yancheng CAS-HT Computing Research Institute. Pilot projects are underway in Europe with operators VEMO in Germany and Stalem in Belgium, targeting intelligent fleet operations, digital charging solutions, and adaptable micromobility platforms.Third NewsTFREE Unveils Ambitious AI Micro Mobility System at EUROBIKE 2026TFREE launched its global brand strategy and introduced its "AI Micro Mobility 2.0" paradigm at the EUROBIKE 2026 event in Frankfurt, Germany on June 25, 2026, aiming to shift low-speed transport from isolated vehicle management to an integrated, AI-driven ecosystem. The company leverages over a decade of manufacturing experience from its partner LUXMEA, which has delivered more than 400,000 electric bicycles and 150,000 commercial cargo vehicles, and is building an open AI ecosystem alongside partners including Neolix, Galbot, and Yancheng CAS-HT Computing Research Institute Co., Ltd. TFREE is also running pilot projects with operators VEMO and Stalem across Europe to test intelligent fleet operations and digital energy replenishment.Mexico Business NewsVEMO Invests MX$825 Million To Expand EV Network in NLMexican cleantech company VEMO is investing MX$825 million in Nuevo Leon in 2026 to expand its EV charging infrastructure, operational facilities, and fleet services, inaugurating two new high-capacity charging stations in the Monterrey metropolitan area with 37 fast chargers totaling 4,440kW installed capacity. The expansion includes a Battery Energy Storage System, a specialized EV workshop covering 1,800m2, and plans to add 1,000 electric vehicles through its lease-to-own program, generating approximately 350 direct and indirect jobs. The investment responds to rapid EV adoption in Mexico, where electric and plug-in hybrid vehicles exceeded 235,000 units by end of 1Q26, an 83% increase year-over-year, with public charging infrastructure reaching 4,378 available charging points nationwide.El FinancieroVemo apertura electrolineras de alta capacidad en MonterreyVemo inaugurated two high-capacity public electric vehicle charging stations in San Pedro Garza García and Monterrey, Nuevo León, as part of an 825 million peso investment plan for the state this year. The stations feature 37 fast chargers of 120 kW with a combined installed capacity of 4,440 kW, capable of serving dozens of electric vehicles simultaneously. The company plans to open two additional stations in Nuevo León during 2026, reaching 65 chargers and 130 vehicles charged at once, while also establishing an EV maintenance workshop generating approximately 350 direct and indirect jobs.MEXICONOWVEMO opens three new charging hubsVEMO opened three new charging hubs in Mexico City, adding 69 chargers and 137 connectors to its Anchored Hubs network, bringing the total to 325 operational points. The company plans to deploy nearly 23,000 connectors by 2030 and invest over $1.5 billion in five years.