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Uber is buying SpotHero, the Chicago-based parking reservation app, in a deal that adds another layer to its growing platform.
Financial terms were not disclosed. The acquisition is expected to close in the first half of 2026, subject to regulatory approval.
SpotHero launched in 2011 and lists parking at more than 13,000 garages, lots and valets across more than 400 cities in the U.S. and Canada. Its last known funding round was in 2019 — a $50 million raise led by Macquarie Capital.
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The plan is to embed a “parking reservation experience, powered by SpotHero” directly inside the Uber app, targeting commuters, events, venues and airports.
Uber One subscribers will eventually receive parking benefits as part of their membership. Uber has not given a specific timeline on when that rolls out.
The SpotHero deal follows Uber’s expansion into food delivery, groceries, retail and freight. Parking is the latest addition.
Uber’s market cap sits at around $146 billion. Lyft sits at just over $5 billion, and DoorDash — Uber’s main delivery rival — is valued above $71 billion.
Earlier this month, Uber posted better-than-expected Q4 revenue, with its delivery segment leading growth. However, soft profit guidance for the current quarter sent the stock lower after that report.
Uber stock edged up 0.35% in after-hours trading following the SpotHero announcement.
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