Mobilitech Capital

Managing Partner Meni Maor and General Partner Orlie Sol Gruper lead the investment team, according to the firm's website. The partnership combines venture investing discipline with strategic counsel from the two corporate backers, Dan Transportation Group and Samelet. Final decision-making authority appears to rest with the two named partners.

Sourcing is anchored in Tel Aviv's mobility-tech ecosystem, augmented by the operational networks of its strategic backers. Dan runs one of Israel's largest public-transit fleets, and Samelet holds distribution rights for Stellantis brands and others across the country. The firm cites access to fleet data, pilot sites, and international automotive supply chains as recurring origination edges.

No. Mobilitech is structured as an early-stage venture fund, not a family office. Its capital comes from Dan Transportation Group and Samelet, two longstanding Israeli industrial companies, rather than a single family's wealth.

Dan Transportation Group and Samelet act as the fund's strategic backers. Dan was founded in 1945 and operates buses, digital minibus fleets, and smart-road infrastructure. Samelet, also founded in the 1940s, is the importer of Subaru, Jeep, Fiat, Maserati, Ferrari and other brands for the Israeli market. Mobilitech portfolio companies can use these groups' assets for pilot projects and market validation.

The firm focuses on early-stage rounds, describing itself as an early-stage venture fund. It will lead, co-lead, or follow rounds and maintains reserve capacity for follow-on investments as portfolio companies mature.

All disclosed activity points to direct equity investments in early-stage mobility startups. There is no public indication that the fund acts as a limited partner in other venture funds.

The firm's mandate covers electrification hardware and infrastructure, Mobility-as-a-Service (MaaS) platforms, smart-road and traffic-management systems, and logistics technologies for both human transport and freight. Its stated goal is to support a future of seamless multimodal mobility.