Sustainable mobility

Arval, a leader in long-term leasing of vehicles and mobility solutions, supports Carglass® in the management and electrification of its vehicle fleet.

In line with its strategic plan Arval Beyond, Arval aims to become a leader in sustainable mobility with the objective of electrifying 150,000 vehicles in its fleet in France by 2025 and reducing its global fleet emissions by 35%.

Arval, a leader in the multi-brand leasing of corporate vehicles, and specialist in mobility solutions, supports Chronopost in the management and electrification of its fleet.
For the past 10 years, Arval France has been supporting the transformation of nearly half of Chronopost’s fleet, which currently consists of 1,800 vehicles in full-service leasing throughout France, including 7% gas-powered vehicles, 51% diesel, 24% hybrid vehicles (gasoline and electric) and 15% electric vehicles. The vast majority of these vehicles are for last mile deliveries.

Arval, a global leader in full-service vehicle leasing and sustainable mobility solutions, presents the 2020 edition of its annual CSR report in the frame of the new Arval Beyond strategy.

EVs represent probably one of the single biggest technological changes in the car and leasing industry. Many questions are being asked by Arval’s fleet customers about the practicalities of operating these new vehicles. In order to help you, our expert from Arval Consulting answers three of the most common queries.

Is the actual crisis a threat or an opportunity for energy transition? In his interview by Dieter Quartier from Fleet Europe Magazine, Shams-Dine El Mouden, Arval Consulting Director, shares some insights into the current challenges and explains, with the help of Arval’s recent White Paper, why there are still reasons to believe in EVs.

Electric vehicle (EV) drivers may need to unplug their passenger cars and LCV during the coronavirus lockdown in order to reduce the risk of battery damage, Arval has suggested.

In 2018, pure internal combustion engines (ICE) still accounted for 95% of all passenger car registrations in Europe.