Mobility to Deploy Over 1,000 Additional Vehicles in the Next Three Years

2025 marked the beginning of a strategic growth phase for Mobility. The company deployed 210 new cars – the most since 2008. This brings the total to 3,260 shared vehicles available across Switzerland. By year-end, the cooperative counted 298,000 users and 5,700 business customers, including nearly 200 additional companies, administrations, and municipalities.

"Advancing the Mobility Transition"

Due to investments in new vehicles and digitalisation, Mobility budgeted a loss of CHF -3 million for 2025, which was met effectively. Following extraordinary write- downs of CHF 2.4 million from the IT sector, the cooperative concluded the fiscal year with a result of -4.5 million amid slightly higher revenue of CHF 82.1 million (previous year: 81.7). The reason for these extraordinary write-downs is a strategic decision to implement technological developments independently, thereby becoming less reliant on external service providers. This step temporarily impacts the accounting results but will positively influence Mobility's finances and competitiveness in the long term. Chairman Raoul Stöckle states: "To expand operations and further drive the mobility transition, we have invested deliberately and accept the resulting negative outcome. We have consciously entered this multi-year investment and transformation phase with the support of our cooperative base. This will better align our company with our customers and aim to attract more people to sustainable carsharing."

"Navigating Through the Growth Phase with New CEO"

Mobility remains financially stable. The cooperative holds sufficient liquidity and a high degree of self-financing, allowing continued investments. The new CEO, Corinne Vogel, has been tasked with steering the company through this phase. Over the next three years, Mobility plans to deploy more than 1,000 additional vehicles. Corinne Vogel says: "We are facing a significant yet exciting challenge due to the impending changes and planned growth, which we will tackle together as a cooperative, and I am very much looking forward to it. A denser network of Mobility cars throughout Switzerland increases availability, thus enhancing the appeal of carsharing. This encourages sustainable mobility behaviour and provides a real alternative to private cars." The ongoing investments will not only pay off for Mobility. "Society and the environment will also benefit."

"40,000 Fewer Cars Thanks to Mobility"

The conditions are favourable: Mobility’s potential analyses indicate regional demand for more carsharing. At the same time, this alternative form of mobility is gaining momentum due to population growth and political decisions favouring more green spaces in cities. Mobility views carsharing as part of the solution to address traffic challenges sustainably. After all, a recent study shows that one shared car from Mobility replaces an average of 18 private cars. This results in over 40,000 cars and parking spaces being saved across Switzerland today.

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