Insights and Researches

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.

Arval Mobility Observatory is pleased to share with you a synthesis of changes to statutory taxation and the associated mechanisms evolutions on corporate mobility in Europe and Latin America, by country.

Arval Mobility Observatory is pleased to share with you a synthesis of changes to statutory taxation and the associated mechanisms evolutions in Europe and Latin America, by country.

Navigating the energy transition in commercial fleet management

• Actionable strategies to reduce fleet carbon emissions include reducing idling, optimizing vehicle and fleet sizes, and deploying low- and zero-emission vehicles.
• A robust change management plan can significantly contribute to decarbonization efforts, ensuring stakeholder engagement, policy updates, and effective transition roadmaps.
• Light-duty EVs now offer comparable performance and economic advantages compared to traditional ICE vehicles.

The Employee Mobility Survey 2024, an independent study completed by Arval Mobility Observatory in cooperation with Ipsos, highlights current practices and expectations of employees regarding their company’s mobility offers.

Arval is committed to reduce CO2 emissions to bring a more sustainable mobility in the future, where the performance of electric vehicles (EVs) under towing conditions is necessary in terms of efficiency and range, particularly for commercial activities. Therefore, the Arval Consulting published a dedicated study, addressing this knowledge gap by conducting comprehensive tests on a range of vehicle types.