Infinite Machine Raises $9.3M in Seed Round

Infinite Machine, a New York-based company focused on developing next-generation non-car vehicles, has successfully closed a $9.3 million seed funding round led by Andreessen Horowitz through its American Dynamism fund. Additional contributions came from Adjacent Capital, Necessary Ventures, Otherwise Fund, and notable founders from Reformation, Replit, and HuggingFace, as well as Formula 1 World Champion Nico Rosberg, founder of Rosberg Ventures. The funding will accelerate the production and market launch of Infinite Machine’s first product, the P1 — a high-performance electric scooter tailored for urban environments.

Co-founder and CEO Joseph Cohen remarked, “P1 is the first step in our vision of a post-car future.” The investment will enable the company to scale production and begin shipping the P1 to customers in 2025. Designed to enhance the urban exploration experience, the P1 features cutting-edge technology, including a fast and quiet electric drivetrain, a removable battery that can be charged at home, and modular capabilities to carry cargo or additional batteries.

With a design team comprising experts from Tesla, Boosted, and Apple, brothers Joseph and Eddie Cohen have created a vehicle that seats two passengers and can reach speeds of up to 30 mph with a standard driver’s license and up to 55 mph with a motorcycle license. Eddie Cohen emphasized their meticulous attention to detail, stating, “Our singular focus was to create the best personal electric vehicle in the world.” Pre-orders for the P1 are available at infinitemachine.com, marking a pivotal step toward a future dominated by sustainable urban transportation solutions.