Strategy

Arval is joining the MaaS (Mobility-as-aService) Alliance. MaaS Alliance is a public-private partnership, which aims at creating the foundations for a common approach to mobility as a service.

Last year, Arval leased fleet grew by 8.2% overall, reaching 1,193,910 vehicles. The number of vehicles ordered increased by 9% year-on-year, totaling 353,302 vehicles. The number of end-of contract vehicles sold was flat versus 2017, totaling 254,207.

In a world with changing mobility needs, Arval is committed to always developing new innovative solutions. Adapting its Human Resources vision to the business environment, Arval faces the triple challenge to be visible, different and attractive.

ENGIE and Arval have announced the launch of a new green transport offer that aims to simplify access to electric vehicles for companies, local communities and private individuals.

Five years ago, Cardinal Edifice launched an ambitious program to better understand and implement new mobility solutions. It led to restructuring its works planning with a dedicated software and adopting electric vehicles into its fleet.

Leadership in environmental and social measures is no longer a question of compliance, but of differentiation and competitiveness. The metrics, levers, and principles that companies implement to drive sustainability increasingly shape their success in the market.

We talk to Olivier Roubi, Arval VP Global Business Development, about fleet management in the United States.

We talk to Ricardo De Bolle, Arval Director of Global Business Development for the Latam region, based in Brazil, about fleet management in Latin America.

The Element-Arval Global Alliance today announced a partnership agreement with Johnson & Perrott Fleet to provide their full range of Business Mobility solutions in the Republic of Ireland.