Stellantis Ventures, the corporate venture fund of Stellantis N.V., has been formed from 10 startup companies and one mobility venture fund that have been considered so far as its first key investments. Three of the projects backed by Stellantis Ventures are launching this year, further supporting Stellantis’ Dare Forward 2030 efforts, a company initiative to achieve more sustainable mobility and a better in-vehicle experience.

• Nauto deploys artificial intelligence and computer vision technology combined with risk data science to more than 800 commercial fleets. Nauto’s safety system assesses both driver behavior risk and external road risk, warning and coaching drivers to reduce distracted driving and prevent collisions in real time while respecting driver privacy, according to the company. The Nauto solution will be available this summer in the United States on Stellantis commercial fleet vehicles.
• Viaduct, an artificial intelligence platform designed to improve vehicle analytics for quality and maintenance. The platform deploys its machine learning algorithms to identify anomalies in fault and sensor data, predict vehicle health and enhance preventative maintenance routines.
• Geoflex, an operator of satellite positioning augmentation technology designed to provide accurate positioning locations.
• Envisics, a provider of holographic technologies and its application for augmented reality head-up displays (AR-HUDs) and automotive sensor systems.
• Electra Vehicles, a provider of battery software solutions for electric mobility. Electra provides active and adaptive controls for battery management systems, predictive battery analytics and battery pack design software.
• Lyten created Lyten 3D Graphene, a decarbonization materials platform tunable for a wide range of advanced applications and has higher energy density, lower carbon footprint, and enables supply chain independence, according to the company.

Stellantis Ventures is not disclosing the name of the mobility venture fund investment.