Mobility blog

Self-driving cars have spent years being presented as the next big revolution in mobility. Now, that future is becoming more tangible. Across Europe, cities, automotive companies and technology providers are moving from autonomous-driving trials towards real-world deployment.

Electric vehicles are no longer an early-adopter technology. They are becoming a mainstream part of the European automotive market. And corporate fleets are at the centre of this transition.

For decades, the traditional automotive dealership business model followed a predictable, transaction-heavy rhythm: secure inventory, clear the floor, and lock in the one-time sale. But the economic landscape of automotive retail has dramatically shifted.

Carsharing in Europe is evolving fast, with sustainability regulations, AI-driven optimization, and corporate adoption shaping the market in 2025. From electric fleets to integrated mobility apps, new trends are driving efficiency and accessibility. Explore the key predictions and opportunities in the future of carsharing.