Arrive, a global mobility platform, has opened a new innovation hub in Bengaluru, strengthening the city’s role in the company’s international technology and product development network. The new 20,000-square-foot facility brings together teams working across engineering, product development, customer care, sales operations and artificial intelligence. The Bengaluru centre will support Arrive’s global product roadmap and help develop technology aimed at making urban travel easier and more efficient.
The expansion gives Arrive access to Bengaluru’s large technology talent pool while increasing the company’s engineering capacity. The India team will work on global products, accelerate software development and develop predictive AI features for Arrive’s mobility solutions.
“Expanding into Bengaluru is an important step in how we continue to build technology and product capabilities that support smarter urban mobility around the world,” said Cameron Clayton, CEO of Arrive. “Bengaluru has a remarkable technology ecosystem, and our growing team here gives us the engineering depth to solve complex challenges and build intuitive experiences that simplify travel.”
The new centre is also intended to strengthen cooperation among Arrive’s teams across different countries. The company said the facility will provide an environment where employees from different functions can work closely together and contribute to its global technology programmes.
Jérôme Selva, Chief Operating Officer of Arrive, said the Bengaluru hub would help create a collaborative workplace while supporting the company’s broader purpose of making cities more livable. “Opening our Bengaluru innovation hub is about creating a vibrant space where brilliant minds can build and thrive together,” Mr Selva said. “Movement is at the heart of every community, and a truly global company is built on the continuous enrichment of diverse cultures.”
The Bengaluru facility complements Arrive’s existing offices in Stockholm, London, Atlanta and other locations around the world. The company established the India centre with support from global management consultancy Zinnov, which assisted with setting up and scaling the operation.
Arrive operates a portfolio of mobility brands, including EasyPark, Flowbird, RingGo, ParkMobile and Parkopedia. Together, these businesses provide technology and services covering parking, payments, traffic management and other urban mobility requirements. The company operates in more than 20,000 cities across 90 countries. Its technology is designed to support motorists, transport operators, businesses and city authorities in making better decisions about urban movement.
Through the Bengaluru hub, Arrive plans to expand its engineering and AI capabilities while supporting the development of products for customers and partners worldwide. The centre is expected to become an important part of the company’s efforts to improve mobility services and develop technology that can help cities manage transportation more effectively.
