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EasyPark Group Acquires Parkopedia to Enhance Mobility Solutions

Kurrant News Desk · ·1 min read

EasyPark Group, an expert in digital parking and mobility solutions, has finalized its acquisition of Parkopedia, a prominent provider of connected car services and mobility data. The merger aims to deliver a seamless, data-driven experience for drivers by integrating advanced in-car technology, payment systems, and parking solutions.

The acquisition builds on a decade-long partnership between the two companies, combining Parkopedia’s expertise in parking, EV charging, fueling, and tolling with EasyPark’s digital payment capabilities. The collaboration is expected to benefit drivers, automakers, and cities by offering enhanced mobility services, data-driven insights, and improved urban space utilization.

The transaction, supported by investment firms Vitruvian Partners, Verdane, and Searchlight Capital Partners, remains undisclosed in terms of financial details.

EasyPark Group, operating in over 6,000 cities across 80 countries, continues to expand its global mobility platform, while Parkopedia serves drivers in 90 countries with parking, EV charging, and navigation solutions. Together, the companies aim to accelerate innovation and deliver frictionless mobility experiences worldwide.

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