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§ Private Profile · Gurgaon, Haryana, India
Tech-powered platform for trustworthy used car transactions.
Spinny operates a digital platform for buying and selling pre-owned cars, offering a curated inventory of inspected second-hand vehicles. It manages an end-to-end process from online selection to delivery and test drives. It standardizes the used car market, ensuring transparent, quality-controlled, reliable transactions for customers.
The company's inception stemmed from recognizing the trust deficit and lack of standardization in the unorganized used car sector. Founded in 2015 by Niraj Singh, Mohit Gupta, Ramanshu Mahaur, and Ganesh Pawar, Spinny created a dependable ecosystem. Founders envisioned a structured approach, making transparency and reliability cornerstones of pre-owned vehicle transactions.
Spinny serves individuals seeking dependable, hassle-free buying or selling of used automobiles, emphasizing quality and convenience. The platform appeals to those desiring transaction clarity. Spinny’s vision focuses on transforming car ownership, making it more accessible and delightful, establishing new benchmarks for trust and transparency.
Spinny has raised $872.9M across 10 funding rounds.
Key people at Spinny.
Spinny was founded in 2015 by Niraj Singh (Co-Founder) and Mohit Gupta (Co-Founder) and Ganesh Pawar (Co-Founder) and Ramanshu Mahaur (Co-Founder).
Spinny has raised $872.9M in total across 10 funding rounds.
Spinny, operating as Valuedrive Technologies Private Limited, is a technology-driven platform for buying and selling used cars in India, founded in 2015 and headquartered in Gurugram.[1][2][3] It serves individual consumers seeking pre-owned vehicles or looking to sell their cars, solving key pain points in the fragmented used car market like lack of trust, opaque pricing, complex paperwork, and quality uncertainty through a full-stack model involving inspections, transparent pricing, warranties, and home delivery.[1][2][3][4] By offering over 10,000 inspected cars with features like Spinny Assured®, return policies, and test drives, Spinny has disrupted the sector, expanding from Delhi NCR to multiple cities while building a service-first brand focused on quality and customer relationships.[1][4]
The company has shown strong growth momentum, becoming a market leader amid competition from players like CarDekho and Carsome, with operational scaling, multiple funding rounds, and a focus on technology for seamless transactions.[2][3] By late 2024, Spinny faced strategic choices on expansion versus profitability, partnerships, and sustaining trust via disruptive tech.[2]
Spinny was founded in June 2015 by Niraj Singh, Ramanshu Mahaur, and Mohit Gupta to address the unwieldy, trust-deficient process of used car transactions in India, where buyers risked "adverse selection" from poor-quality vehicles amid inconsistent pricing and services.[1] The idea emerged from recognizing the need for a simplified, transparent alternative—replacing hassles with a "one-click solution" via an online portal for home-based buying/selling.[1]
Operations launched in Delhi NCR, quickly expanding to Bangalore with plans for India's top 6 then 20 cities by mid-2016, aiming to list 200 cars daily through a rigorous inspection process matching sellers and buyers efficiently.[1] Pivotal early traction came from this quality-focused approach, evolving into a full-stack disruptor controlling the supply chain, as detailed in a 2025 Harvard Business Review case study on its strategies and challenges.[2]
Spinny rides the wave of digital disruption in India's used car market, a massive, fragmented sector plagued by distrust and inefficiency, accelerated by e-commerce growth, rising internet penetration, and post-pandemic demand for contactless services.[2][3][6] Timing aligns perfectly with 2015's startup boom in automotive tech, positioning Spinny as a leader against global peers like Carsome and VavaCars by localizing full-stack control in a high-growth emerging market.[3]
Favorable forces include urbanization driving car ownership, financing accessibility, and tech adoption among consumers wary of offline dealers; Spinny influences the ecosystem by setting benchmarks for transparency, forcing competitors to adopt inspections and warranties while expanding used car accessibility.[1][2][4] Its evolution amid funding cycles and operational challenges exemplifies how tech platforms professionalize informal markets.[2]
Spinny's path forward hinges on balancing aggressive expansion—targeting more cities and inventory—against profitability, potentially via strategic partnerships, fresh funding, or ancillary services like extended warranties to deepen consumer lock-in.[2] Rising trends like AI-driven valuations, multimodal transport integration, and sustainable mobility (e.g., electric used cars) will shape its journey, especially as ride-hailing and ethanol shifts reshape India's auto ecosystem.[5]
Influence may evolve from disruptor to category king if it preserves trust amid scaling risks, influencing peers to prioritize tech over volume. Spinny's revolutionary transparency in a skeptical market positions it to drive billions in dreams, as its founders envisioned.[1][4]
Spinny has raised $872.9M across 10 funding rounds. Most recently, it raised $160.0M Series G in December 2025.
Spinny was founded in 2015 by Niraj Singh (Co-Founder) and Mohit Gupta (Co-Founder) and Ganesh Pawar (Co-Founder) and Ramanshu Mahaur (Co-Founder).
Spinny has raised $872.9M in total across 10 funding rounds.
Spinny's investors include Accel, Blume Ventures, Fundamentum, WestBridge Capital, DST Global, Founder Collective, General Catalyst, Lightspeed Venture Partners, Greg Kidd, Kunal Shah, ADQ, Avenir.
Key people at Spinny.
