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Home » Inside Autonomy’s $25M funding, expansion plans 

Inside Autonomy’s $25M funding, expansion plans 

EV subscription company adding Volvo, Polestar cars 

Amanda HarrisbyAmanda Harris
November 21, 2025
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Electric vehicle subscription company Autonomy will double the size of its fleet and expand beyond Tesla vehicles after securing a $25 million investment.  The loan from SR Alternative Credit was arranged by Finacity Corp., according to Autonomy. The funds will be used to purchase 1,250 vehicles for Autonomy’s EV fleet and allow the company to buy cars from Volvo and Polestar in addition to Tesla.  Autonomy […]

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