Moroccan engineers secure €1.3m investment for fleet management tech startup

CleanMob, founded by Moroccan brothers Salah and Khalil El Hajji in 2021, has raised €1.3 million in seed funding from BPI France, 212Founders by CDG Invest, MNF Ventures, Tremplin Capital, and four business angels.

The startup offers innovative fleet management through proprietary virtual sensor technology combining signal processing, predictive AI, and physical law modeling. Their 100% software solution processes data from 25 major vehicle brands and integrates non-connected vehicles via smartphone sensors, deploying within 72 hours without physical intervention.

CleanMob's platform monitors energy consumption, provides preventive maintenance, calculates CO2 emissions, and optimizes electric vehicle transition. Major clients include Engie Home Services and Asten Santé.

The startup, part of Station F's Future 40 and accelerated by MoveLab (Batch 13, 2025), aims to connect 50,000 vehicles by 2027. They plan to target mid-sized and large companies while continuing R&D efforts.

Salah, former chief engineer at Volvo Group, specializes in automotive engineering, while Khalil, previously Head of Product at Wynd, brings software architecture expertise.