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Best mobility stocks
Ride-hailing and delivery finally reached profitability by raising take rate — the open question is how much more the market will bear.
The screen: 3 US exchange-listed companies in Industrials, 0 of which pay a dividend. Size mix: 1 large-cap, 2 small-cap.
What separates the winners from the losers here
- Take rate against driver supply cost
- Regulatory classification of drivers
- Autonomy exposure as an opportunity and a threat
The full list
| Ticker | Company | What it is |
|---|---|---|
| UBER | Uber | Rides and delivery marketplaces monetised on take rate. |
| ACHR | Archer Aviation | Electric air taxi awaiting certification and revenue. |
| JOBY | Joby Aviation | Pre-revenue eVTOL developer with defence contracts. |
Where to buy them
To hold these as real shares you need a stockbroker rather than a CFD provider. If you only want exposure to the price movement, a share CFD does that with leverage — and without ownership.
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Frequently asked questions
How many mobility stocks are in this list?
3, drawn from our US exchange-listed universe and spread across 1 sector. 0 of them pay a dividend.
Is this a list of mobility stocks to buy?
No. It is a screen — a defined, reproducible filter over a stated universe. A screen tells you which companies share a characteristic; it says nothing about whether the price you would pay today is a sensible one. Nothing here is investment advice.
What is the main risk with mobility stocks?
Worker-classification rulings can permanently raise the cost base in a single market and set precedent in others.
How do I actually buy these from outside the US?
You need a broker that accepts your country of residence and gives you access to US exchanges. To own the shares outright, that usually means an international stockbroker plus a W-8BEN form to claim your treaty rate on dividend withholding.
Screen definition reviewed August 2026. Universe: US exchange-listed securities tracked by InvestingTrading. This page is information, not investment advice.