Insights and Researches

Arval Mobility Observatory is pleased to share with you an overview of financial incentives available for corporate bike leasing across several countries in Europe. 7 EU countries have already put in place tax-effective plans to support corporate bike leasing.

ARVAL MOBILITY OBSERVATORY PUBLISHES NEW WHITE PAPER EXPLORING THE FUTURE OF MOBILITY

Gen Z-ers are not just tech-savvy, they’re digital natives. They grew up with the internet always within a hand’s reach, streamlined online and in-app shopping for goods and services (including mobility services), and instantly accessible information. In this article, we’ll see through the details on how Gen Z is reshaping corporate fleet management and mobility, and what fleet managers and mobility service providers can do to cater to their needs and expectations.

Advancements in electric vehicle (EV) battery technology are leading the charge when it comes to meeting increasing customer expectations of performance, sustainability and efficiency, and are critical to the wider adoption of electric vehicles across the world.

The future of EVs depends not only on their ability to satisfy range requirements and other operational needs, but also on charging and grid infrastructure, and whether it can meet the demands of fleet managers and private owners. There are ways to tackle increasing demands on power grids, such as smart charging, vehicle-to-grid (V2G) charging and vehicle-to-everything (V2X) charging. In this article, we’ll look into each of those technologies, potential use cases, and their usefulness for fleet operators and car owners.

ESG (environmental, social, and governance) reporting provides a structured approach for companies to disclose their environmental impact, social contributions, and governance practices.

The Arval Mobility Observatory's Fleet and Mobility Barometer 2025 (“The Barometer”) highlights three main areas of fleet and mobility transformation, based on the main challenges and drivers expressed by the 8061 company fleet and mobility stakeholders in 28 countries; the three main areas being: environmental sustainability, cost efficiency and employees satisfaction.