Kavak has raised $1.9B across 9 funding rounds. The latest round valued Kavak at $2.2B post-money, with Andreessen Horowitz on the lead line.
Kavak raised nearly $400 million in three funding rounds between 2016 and 2020, with Kaszek Venture, Mountain Nazca, and SoftBank taking point, pushing it to a $1 billion valuation and Mexico's first unicorn status. It later raised $700 million in a Series E round valuing it at $8.7 billion, before an internal down round led by SoftBank and General Atlantic valued it at $2.2 billion.
9 funding rounds, the latest highlighted.
Kavak was founded in 2016, Mexico.
A primary round — the company sells new shares to investors it selects. $3M raised, led by Nazca Ventures.
A primary round — the company sells new shares to investors it selects. $10M raised, led by Kaszek.
Kaszek, Greenoaks. Led by General Atlantic.
SoftBank Latin America Fund. $225M raised, led by DST Global, Greenoaks.
A primary round — the company sells new shares to investors it selects. $485M raised, led by D1 Capital Partners, Founders Fund, Ribbit Capital, Bond Capital.
A primary round — the company sells new shares to investors it selects.
A primary round — the company sells new shares to investors it selects. $700M raised.
Existing holders. $127M raised, led by SoftBank Group, General Atlantic.
A primary round — the company sells new shares to investors it selects. $300M raised, led by Andreessen Horowitz.
No filing has been made.
9 dated rounds, newest first.
Andreessen HorowitzLEADSSoftBank GroupLEAD
General AtlanticLEAD
D1 Capital PartnersLEAD
Founders FundLEAD
Ribbit CapitalLEADBBond CapitalLEAD
DST GlobalLEAD
GreenoaksLEADKKaszekLEADNNazca VenturesLEAD
Goldman Sachs
HSBCKKaszek VenturesMMountain NazcaNo. Kavak is a private company; its shares do not trade on a public exchange.
The last valuation is $2.2B (post-money, Feb 2026).
Lead investors for each round are in the funding timeline.
The closest e-commerce / fintech (used-car marketplace and financing) peers are on the competitors page.
The routes section explains what is realistically available for a company at this stage.
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