Panda Hub Ranks #11 on Deloitte’s 2026 Technology Fast 50™ List With 2,820% Revenue Growth

Nov 10, 2026

Toronto, Ontario, November 10, 2026 /MarketersMEDIA/ -- Toronto-based car detailing platform advances from Deloitte’s 2025 Companies-to-Watch category to the 2026 Technology Fast 50, alongside the launch of its first customer mobile app.

Panda Hub, a Toronto-based mobile car detailing platform, has been ranked #11 on Deloitte’s 2026 Technology Fast 50™ list, achieving 2,820% revenue growth over four years. The ranking is based on percentage revenue growth over a consecutive four-year period.

The recognition follows Panda Hub’s #7 ranking in Deloitte’s 2025 Companies-to-Watch category, where the company recorded 683% revenue growth. Just one year later, the company has secured the #11 position on the main Technology Fast 50 ranking, reflecting its rapid revenue growth and its evolution from a small detailing operation into a technology-driven marketplace.

From a Single Truck to a Cross-Border Platform

Founded in 2020 with a single detailing truck, Panda Hub has grown into a technology-driven platform connecting customers with professional mobile car detailers across Canada and the United States. Through Panda Hub, customers can book professional mobile car detailing service at their home or workplace, receive vehicle-specific pricing, select services, and connect with vetted local detailing professionals.

“We’ve always believed that technology could fundamentally change how everyday services are delivered. Panda Hub’s growth demonstrates the opportunity to bring innovation to a traditionally offline industry and build a scalable platform around convenience, trust, and service quality. Deloitte’s recognition is an exciting validation of our progress and the direction we’re taking the company. We’re still building toward something much bigger,” said Reza Ahmadi, CEO of Panda Hub.

First Customer Mobile App Launched

Panda Hub officially launched Panda Hub: Mobile Detailing, its first customer-facing mobile app, on October 30, 2026. The app allows customers to book professional mobile car detailing, get vehicle-specific pricing, choose services, connect with vetted local detailers, and manage appointments directly from their phones. It is the company’s first customer-facing app, as Panda Hub previously offered an app only for its detailing professionals.

Preparing for the Next Stage of Growth

The recognition comes as Panda Hub continues its expansion across North America and prepares for its next stage of growth. The company is developing Panda 2.0, expanding into new markets and service verticals, and preparing for its Series A. As it continues to scale, Panda Hub remains focused on making professional car care more accessible, convenient, and reliable across Canada and the United States.

More information is available on the Panda Hub website.

About Panda Hub

Panda Hub is a Toronto-based mobile car detailing platform connecting customers with vetted detailing professionals across the United States and Canada. Through its technology-driven booking platform, Panda Hub makes professional interior, exterior, and full car detailing accessible at customers’ homes and workplaces, with vehicle-specific pricing and convenient online scheduling.

Recognized as the #11 fastest-growing technology company in Deloitte’s 2026 Technology Fast 50™, Panda Hub continues to expand its services while developing new ways to make professional car care more convenient and rewarding.

Where does Panda Hub rank on Deloitte’s 2026 Technology Fast 50™ list?

Panda Hub ranked #11 on Deloitte’s 2026 Technology Fast 50™ list, with 2,820% revenue growth over four years. The company was previously recognized in Deloitte’s 2025 Companies-to-Watch ranking.

What does Panda Hub’s new customer app do?

Launched on October 30, 2026, Panda Hub’s customer mobile app lets customers book professional mobile car detailing, get vehicle-specific pricing, choose services, connect with vetted local detailers, and manage appointments from their phones.

How does Panda Hub mobile car detailing work?

Panda Hub customers book professional interior, exterior, or full car detailing online or through the app and receive vehicle-specific pricing. A vetted local detailing professional then comes to the customer’s home or workplace.

Where does Panda Hub operate?

Panda Hub is based in Toronto and connects customers with professional mobile car detailers across Canada and the United States.

Media Contact

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Contact: Abdullah Sharief

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Address: 1 Eva Road, Toronto, Ontario M9C 4Z5, Canada

Website: https://www.pandahub.com


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