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Smart Cities Companies

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Companies in Smart Cities

There are 2,971 companies in Smart Cities which include Arrive, Landis+Gyr, Statiq, Inrix, Moovit. 953 companies in Smart Cities are funded, with 382 having secured Series A funding. Till date, the sector has seen the creation of 6 Unicorns. United States has the most number of companies in Smart Cities (575), followed by India (355), and then China (201).
2026 has seen the creation of 31 Smart Cities companies. On average, the last 10 years have seen 119 new companies launched every year. Most number of Smart Cities startups have been founded by alumni from Harvard University, Technion Israel Institute Technology and Stanford University.

Here is a List of top companies in Smart Cities

Arrive offers a tech-enabled platform offering parking and mobility management solutions. The platform offers integrated solutions for parking management, transit solutions, and more. It connects consumers and operators/owners over a single platform. Users can do on-off street parking, event parking management, white-lable parking solutions for apartments and closed community, etc.

Key facts about Arrive

Manufacturer of electric meters and grid edge data management software. Products include hardware for energy measurement and communication networks that facilitate data collection from utility infrastructure. Systems monitor energy performance and coordinate resources across power grids to balance supply and demand. Software platforms analyze grid data to support operational visibility and energy management.

Key facts about Landis+Gyr

Manufacturer of electric vehicle charging hardware and operator of networks. This business produces alternating current and direct current charging equipment for residential and commercial use. It provides software systems to manage, monitor, and optimize charging infrastructure performance. The hardware supports various power capacities to accommodate different vehicle battery requirements. Users access the charging infrastructure through a mobile application to locate stations, initiate sessions, and process payments.

Key facts about Statiq

Provider of transportation analytics software and mobility data intelligence tools. This business offers platforms that process information from vehicles and road sensors to monitor traffic flow, parking occupancy, and roadway safety. The software assists in managing traffic signals, analyzing trip patterns, and digitizing infrastructure rules. These tools support planning and operational decisions for urban environments and commercial fleets by identifying congestion trends and safety risks. The technology integrates data to provide insights into movement patterns and infrastructure usage.

Key facts about Inrix

Developer of an AI-enabled platform offering mobility-as-service solutions for transit operators. It enables users to manage payments, operations management, data analytics, live transit management, trip planning, and AI-powered congestion management solutions.

Key facts about Moovit

  • Founded Year: 2012
  • Location: Ness Ziona (Israel)
  • Stage: Acquired
  • Total Funding till date: $133M
  • Investors: Intel, BRM and 15 Others
  • Latest Funding Round: Series D, Feb 21, 2018, $*****
  • Tracxn Score: 72/100 What is this?
  • Competitors Rank: 1 of 229 Competitors
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