Carprise vehicle moving through London
Built in London · Designed to scale

A smarter relationship between brands, drivers and cities.

51.5072° N0.1276° W
Why Carprise exists

Attention is moving.
Media should move with it.

People spend meaningful time travelling through cities, yet the space around those journeys remains fragmented. Carprise is building a network that transforms everyday vehicles into connected environments for visibility, discovery and measurable action.

What we believe

The network should create value on every side.

A stronger model is one where brands gain richer engagement, drivers gain a new income opportunity and urban media becomes more accountable.

01

Real-world attention can be intelligent.

Physical media should be capable of creating both memorable experiences and measurable outcomes.

02

Drivers should share in the value.

The people powering the network should benefit from the commercial activity their vehicles enable.

03

Premium experiences need standards.

Campaign quality, vehicle presentation and passenger context matter as much as reach.

Talha and Tasha, the Carprise founding team
The team

Talha
& Tasha

Carprise is being developed by Talha and Tasha around a shared ambition to build the UK's leading driver-powered mobility media network.

The founding approach combines commercial thinking, platform design and a focus on creating something that is genuinely useful for both campaign partners and drivers.

FOCUSCommercial model & network
FOCUSDigital product & brand experience
The vision

London first.
A national network next.

Carprise will begin by proving density, operational quality and campaign value in London. From there, the model is designed to expand city by city, creating a connected media network powered by drivers across the UK.

See the system behind the vision
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Drive with us.

We are opening conversations with launch partners and accepting applications for the founding London driver network.

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Building the UK's driver-powered media network