内容来源：https://aibusiness.com/generative-ai/euro-vibe-coding-standout-lovable-valued-at-13-3b

内容总结：

瑞典人工智能初创公司Lovable宣布完成4亿美元C轮融资，公司估值达到133亿美元，较去年12月66亿美元估值翻倍。本轮融资由硅谷风险投资公司Menlo Ventures领投，欧洲规模基金联合领投，后者是欧盟委员会支持的新公私合资投资工具。Lovable总部位于斯德哥尔摩，凭借“氛围编程”模式迅速崛起——该模式通过自动化流程和AI工具，让缺乏编程经验的用户仅用简单指令即可开发应用。目前，基于其技术开发的应用每月吸引9亿次访问，阿迪达斯、英伟达和德国电信等大企业均在使用其产品。公司表示，早期重点是“将想法转化为软件”，如今正持续添加支付功能、优化SEO及AI搜索工具，深化与Google Workspace和微软365的集成，并加入自动安全扫描。借助新资金，Lovable计划开发更具主动性的软件，提升对用户需求的理解，扩展数据循环体系，并将团队从200余人扩至约450人。同时，公司将在波士顿、旧金山、纽约和伦敦增设办公室，总部仍保留在斯德哥尔摩。新增投资者包括伦敦Balderton Capital、巴黎Carmignac、拉美Kaszek Ventures和LTS Growth、腾讯及亚洲World Innovation Lab、美国私募股权公司Regent，现有投资者Accel、Antler、Alphabet旗下Capital G和Salesforce Ventures也继续跟投。

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瑞典基于“直觉编程”的初创公司Lovable继续高速崛起，完成4亿美元C轮融资，估值达133亿美元。

这一估值是该公司去年12月66亿美元估值的两倍多，当时该公司完成了3.3亿美元的B轮融资。

最新一轮融资由硅谷风险投资公司Menlo Ventures领投，EQT旗下的Europe Scaleup Fund共同领投。EQT是一个由欧盟委员会支持的新型公私融资平台，旨在支持欧洲企业。

总部位于斯德哥尔摩的Lovable一直是“直觉编程”浪潮中的大赢家之一。在这一浪潮中，自动化流程和AI工具使几乎没有编程经验的人也能通过简单提示词开发应用。

这种方法为Lovable带来了巨大成功。据该公司称，使用其技术构建的应用目前每月吸引9亿次访问。Lovable表示，目前使用其产品创建新软件并替换冗余工具的大型企业包括Adidas、Nvidia和Deutsche Telekom。

虽然Lovable表示其早期目标是让人们能够“将想法转化为软件”，但该公司一直在稳步升级产品，持续添加新功能，如支付功能、更优的SEO和AI搜索工具、与Google Workspace和Microsoft 365等平台的深度集成，以及自动安全扫描。

如今，随着新资金的到位，该公司承诺进一步改进，包括更具主动性的软件——能更好地理解客户试图构建的内容；发展其数据闭环，确保客户构建的产品获得最大成功机会；并将员工规模从目前的200多人扩充至约450人。

这些计划还涉及在美国扩张，在波士顿、旧金山和纽约增设办公室，同时在伦敦也增设办公室，不过公司总部仍将设在斯德哥尔摩。

Lovable的其他新投资方包括伦敦的Balderton Capital、巴黎的Carmignac、拉美公司Kaszek Ventures和LTS Growth、亚洲的腾讯和World Innovation Lab，以及美国私募股权公司Regent。原有投资方也继续跟投，包括Accel、Antler、Alphabet旗下的Capital G和Salesforce Ventures。

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The fast-growing vendor has attracted significant international funding.
Sweden-based vibe coding startup Lovable’s meteoric rise continues with a $400 million Series C funding round at a $13.3 billion valuation.
The valuation is more than double the vendor’s $6.6 billion valuation last December, when it completed a Series B round of $330 million.
The latest funding round was led by Silicon Valley venture capital firm Menlo Ventures, and co-led by the Europe Scaleup Fund, managed by EQT, a new private-public funding vehicle backed by the European Commission designed to support European companies.
Lovable, based in Stockholm, has been one of the big winners in the explosive rise of vibe coding, in which automated processes and AI tools enable those with little experience in programming to develop apps with simple prompts.
This approach has been a big success for Lovable, with apps built with its technology now attracting 900 million visits a month, according to the vendor. Among the major companies Lovable says are now using its products to create new software and replace redundant tools are Adidas, Nvidia and Deutsche Telekom.
While Lovable says its early days were about giving people the capability to “turn an idea into software,” it has been steadily evolving its offering with the continuing addition of new features such as payment functionality, better SEO and AI-search tools, deeper integrations with the likes of Google Workspace and Microsoft 365, and automatic security scanning.
Now, with the new funding secured, the vendor is promising further improvements, including more proactive software, which better understands what customers are trying to build; developing its data loop to ensure products built by customers have the best chance of success; and growing its staff to around 450 from its current level of just over 200.
These plans also involve expansion in the U.S, with addition of offices in Boston, San Francisco and New York, as well as in London, although the company will remain based in Stockholm.
Other new Lovable investors included London’s Balderton Capital; and Paris-based Carmignac; Latin American firms Kaszek Ventures and LTS Growth; Tencent and World Innovation Lab from Asia; and U.S. private equity firm Regent. They were backed up by returning investors, including Accel, Antler, Alphabet-owned Capital G and Salesforce Ventures.