Zoomcar Holdings, Inc.

CIK: 18542752 Annual ReportsLatest: 2026-07-14
Revenue: $9,156,025Net Income: -$14,621,113Source 10-K
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10-K / July 14, 2026

Revenue:$9,156,025
Income:-$14,621,113

10-K / June 30, 2025

Revenue:$9,105,891
Income:-$25,622,303

10-K / July 14, 2026

Zoomcar Holdings, Inc.

Company overview

  • Zoomcar operates a digital, asset-light, peer-to-peer car sharing marketplace focused on urban mobility in emerging markets, with a core emphasis on India.
  • The platform connects Hosts (car owners) with Guests (temporary vehicle users) via a mobile app, website, and IoT-enabled access.
  • Hosts can monetize underutilized vehicles; Guests can book flexible short- and long-duration trips.

Geography and market presence

  • Primarily active in India as of March 31, 2026.
  • Ceased operations in Vietnam (2023) and in Indonesia and Egypt (2024) to concentrate resources on India.
  • Present in over 100 Indian cities.

Platform scale and usage (as of March 31, 2026)

  • Host vehicles registered: approximately 33,383.
  • Active Guests (searched or booked in prior 12 months): approximately 2.5 million.
  • Vehicle models listed: approximately 584.
  • In the year ended March 31, 2026: about 245,367 Guests booked roughly 775,005 booking days.
  • Vehicle mix indicators:
    • 51% of gross booking value (GBV) from SUVs or other premium-segment vehicles.
    • 64% of GBV from newer-model vehicles (manufactured 2023–2026).

Market opportunity and sizing

  • Serviceable addressable market (global, emerging markets): about $46.5 billion (2026).
  • Total addressable market (global, emerging markets): about $186 billion (2026).
  • India-specific:
    • India serviceable TAM: about $19 billion.
    • India total TAM: about $74.4 billion.
  • Demographic basis for TAMs includes urban residence, income, age 18–50, and active driver’s licenses; management estimates ~500 million people across target markets meeting these criteria by 2026, with ~120 million expected to be active Hosts or Guests by that time.

Business model and economics

  • Revenue model: Fees charged to Guests are allocated between Hosts and Zoomcar. Current allocation: 60% to Hosts and 40% to Zoomcar; trip-related fees (for example, trip protection) are retained by Zoomcar.
  • Average transaction metrics (2026):
    • Average GBV per booking (ATV): $60.
    • Zoomcar’s revenue share of total GBV: approximately 45%.
  • Economics emphasize an affordable option for Guests and income opportunities for Hosts, with dynamic pricing, host-optimized listings, and rewards/loyalty programs.
  • Damage protection and safety: Guests select trip protection options; Zoomcar bears repair costs for certain bookings on a case-by-case basis within a pre-approved range. The company has historically not procured third-party insurance for certain vehicle damages and theft risks and relies on trip protection fees.

Platform features and technology

  • Core stack includes AI/ML for pricing, listing placement, and risk assessment, and computer vision for image-based protections.
  • Real-time vehicle search, messaging, GPS tracking, and driver scoring.
  • Keyless entry via software-enabled IoT devices installed in Host vehicles; GPS monitoring supports trip tracking and roadside assistance.
  • Host tools: onboarding, listing management, dynamic pricing, rewards, doorstep delivery (select Hosts), and analytics for earnings optimization.
  • Guest tools: account creation, vehicle search by multiple criteria, transparent pricing, trip protection selection, and remote trip initiation/termination via app.

Hosts and guest segments

  • Host categories:
    • Retail Hosts: single-car owners who monetize downtime.
    • Entrepreneurial Hosts: 2–10 vehicles, operate a local small business or fleet.
    • Professional Hosts: more than 10 vehicles, often supplement offline rental operations.
  • Guest patterns range from in-city short trips to longer and inter-city travel; the platform supports diverse trip lengths and use cases.

People and operating resources

  • Full-time employees (as of March 31, 2026): approximately 148.
    • Engineering and product: 66
    • Operations and support: 75
    • Sales and marketing: 7
  • Employee diversity: about 18% of employees are women; no senior management team members identified as women.
  • The company engages contractors and consultants as needed.

Financial position and income statement notes

  • The company has a history of operating losses and negative cash flow, with ongoing fundraising requirements.
  • As of March 31, 2026, the company reported substantial indebtedness and defaults on certain debt obligations and identified a high risk to continuing as a going concern without additional capital.
  • Notable liquidity data later in the period: as of July 13, 2026, cash and cash equivalents were approximately $0.17 million.
  • The company has used multiple debt and equity financing instruments (bridge notes, private placements, convertible notes, and warrants), resulting in potential dilution and a complex capital structure.

Corporate and regulatory context

  • Public market status: transitioned to OTC markets (OTCQB) after prior Nasdaq listing; remains subject to reporting obligations under the Securities Exchange Act.
  • Operates under evolving regulatory regimes across India and potential expansion markets, with legal, privacy, tax, and consumer protection risk factors.
  • Faces ongoing risks related to cybersecurity, data privacy, insurance coverage, and potential liabilities arising from Hosts and Guests.

Growth strategy

  • Continue platform development to improve functionality, pricing, and host/guest experience.
  • Increase high-quality vehicle listings and host recruitment.
  • Expand post-booking engagement through rewards and loyalty programs.
  • Pursue strategic partnerships (airlines, travel platforms, accommodations) to broaden distribution and use cases.
  • Balance product investment with cost controls and capital-raising to support operations and potential expansion.

Summary in one line

Zoomcar operates a predominantly India-based, asset-light, peer-to-peer car sharing marketplace that connects Hosts with Guests via a centralized digital platform, offering a broad vehicle catalog, dynamic pricing, IoT-enabled access, and a rewards ecosystem, with a large base of Hosts and Guests while managing ongoing liquidity challenges and a history of operating losses.