Season 4, episode 4

Tayar

طيار

Tayar is an Egyptian electric Fleet-as-a-Service platform that supplies electric bikes and riders for last-mile delivery.

Services

Watch the pitch

The founders asked

15M EGP

for 8% · valuation 187.5M EGP

No dealno agreement on air

Result

No investment

They left without a deal

In short: Tayar pitched in Season 4, episode 4. The founders asked for 15M EGP for 8%, valuing the company at 187.5M EGP. They left without a deal.

Overview

Tayar is an Egyptian electric Fleet-as-a-Service platform that supplies electric bikes and riders for last-mile delivery. Delivery apps and couriers need cheap, reliable bikes, and petrol costs eat into riders' earnings. Tayar bundles electric two-wheelers, access to battery-swapping stations, fleet-management software and rider financing, which the company says cuts running costs by 55-82% compared with petrol bikes. It reports more than 900,000 completed orders with partners including Talabat, Amazon and Keeta, and Talabat named it a Top Fleet Partner.

The pitch

Abanoub Ramzy pitched Tayar's electric delivery-fleet model and asked for EGP 15M for 8% of the company. He pointed to its cost savings for riders and its order volume with major delivery apps. The sharks questioned the implied EGP 180M valuation, which became the main obstacle. No public source confirms the outcome yet.

Services & products

  • Electric delivery fleetElectric two-wheelers and riders supplied to delivery platforms for last-mile orders.
  • Battery swapping accessRiders swap depleted batteries at partner swap stations instead of waiting to charge.
  • Fleet management softwareSoftware to track and run electric delivery fleets and their daily operations.
  • Rider financingFinancial services that help delivery riders get onto electric bikes affordably.

Team

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Frequently asked questions

What is Tayar?

Tayar is an Egyptian electric Fleet-as-a-Service platform that supplies electric bikes and riders for last-mile delivery. Delivery apps and couriers need cheap, reliable bikes, and petrol costs eat into riders' earnings. Tayar bundles electric two-wheelers, access to battery-swapping stations, fleet-management software and rider financing, which the company says cuts running costs by 55-82% compared with petrol bikes. It reports more than 900,000 completed orders with partners including Talabat, Amazon and Keeta, and Talabat named it a Top Fleet Partner.

Who founded Tayar?

Tayar was founded by Abanoub Ramzy, who pitched it on Shark Tank Egypt.

When did Tayar appear on Shark Tank Egypt?

In Season 4, episode 4 (2025-2026).

How much did Tayar ask for on Shark Tank Egypt?

15M EGP for 8%, valuing the company at 187.5M EGP.

Did Tayar get a deal on Shark Tank Egypt?

No. Tayar left the tank without a deal.

More questions (6)

What does Tayar offer?

Electric delivery fleet, Battery swapping access, Fleet management software and Rider financing.

What is Tayar's website and social media?

On LinkedIn; links are on this page.

Where can I watch Tayar's pitch?

The pitch from Season 4, episode 4 is on YouTube: youtube.com/watch?v=tDbGWmezePQ

Which episode of Shark Tank Egypt was Tayar in?

Season 4, episode 4. Also in that episode: Game Guru and Good Steel Chute Systems. Details →

Which sharks did Tayar pitch to?

The Season 4 panel: Ahmed El Sewedy, Mohamed Farouk, Mohamed Ismail Mansour, Abdallah Sallam, Ayman Abbas, Dina Ghabbour, Ahmed Tarek Khalil, Hilda Louca, Bishoy Azmy, Hala El-Kasem, Noor Sweid, Hend Sabry, Aya Abdel Raouf and Mounaz Abdel Raouf.

What sector is Tayar in?

Services. 18 other Services startups pitched on the show. Details →

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