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Infinite Machine has successfully raised $9.3 million in a seed funding round led by Andreessen Horowitz's American Dynamism. The funding aims to support the manufacturing and market launch of the company's first product, the P1 electric scooter, which is designed to promote non-car urban mobility. Founders Joseph and Eddie Cohen expressed their commitment to revolutionizing the two-wheeler market in the U.S., a challenging sector. Notably, former Formula 1 champion Nico Rosberg has joined as an investor, praising the innovative design of the scooter after a test drive. The company aims to establish itself as a leader in the electric vehicle space, particularly focusing on urban transportation solutions.
Psyched to welcome F1 champion @NicoRosberg as one of our new investors at @infinitemachine: "After test-driving their first-of-its-kind electric vehicle/ scooter, it genuinely felt like stepping into the future. Joe and Eddie told me that, as New Yorkers, they wanted vehicles… https://t.co/rLgvQepben
We've raised a $30M Series A! We're excited to be partnering with @jaltma @bchandras3karan @tonsing @varunabgupta to bring microreactors to market. Nuclear fission will enhance our national security and energy resilience, enable humanity to venture further into space, and… https://t.co/lx033QfVWE
Scoop: Infinite Machine, maker of a cyberpunk-style electric scooter, has raised a fat $9M seed round led by Andreessen Horowitz I talked to founders Joseph & Eddie Cohen about how they plan to tackle a historically tough market/form factor in the U.S. https://t.co/Hr5QHWpvnb
