Mobility to place more than 1’000 additional vehicles over the next three years

2025 marked the start of a strategic growth phase for Mobility. The company placed 210 new cars – the highest number since 2008. This means that 3’260 shared vehicles are now available throughout Switzerland. By the end of the year, the Cooperative had 298’000 users and 5’700 business customers, including almost 200 additional companies, administrations and municipalities.

“Driving the mobility revolution further forward”

Due to its investments in new vehicles and digitalisation, Mobility budgeted for a loss of CHF -3 million for 2025, which has been strictly adhered to. As a result of extraordinary depreciation of CHF 2.4 million from the IT business, the Cooperative ended the fiscal year with a net income of CHF -4.5 million – with slightly higher sales of CHF 82.1 million (previous year: CHF 81.7 million). The reason for the extraordinary depreciation is a strategic decision to implement technological developments themselves in the future and thus become more independent from external service providers. In the short term, this step will have a negative impact on the accounting result; in the long term, the decision will have a positive impact on Mobility’s finances and competitiveness. Chairman of the Board of Directors Raoul Stöckle says: “In order to expand our operating business and drive the mobility revolution further forward, we made targeted investments and are accepting the resulting loss. We have consciously entered this multi-year investment and transformation phase with the backing of our Cooperative base. We are thus aligning our company even better with customers and want to attract even more people to sustainable car sharing.”

Through the growth phase with a new Managing Director

Mobility is in a solid financial position. The Cooperative has sufficient liquid funds and a high self-financing level, enabling it to continue its investments. The new Managing Director Corinne Vogel has taken up the task of leading the company through this phase. What this means: Over the next three years, Mobility intends to place more than 1’000 additional vehicles. Corinne Vogel says: “With the upcoming changes and planned growth, we are facing a major yet exciting challenge that we are tackling together as a Cooperative, and I am very much looking forward to that. A denser network of Mobility cars throughout Switzerland increases the availability and thus the appeal of car sharing. This is how we promote sustainable mobility behaviour and create a genuine alternative to owning a private car.” The ongoing investments will pay off, and not just for Mobility. “Society and the environment will also benefit from it.”

40’000 fewer cars thanks to Mobility

In any case, the framework conditions are favourable: Mobility’s potential analyses show a regional need for more car sharing. At the same time, this alternative form of mobility is on the rise due to population growth and political decisions in favour of more green space in cities. Mobility sees car sharing as part of the solution for tackling the challenges posed by transport in the long term. Finally, a recent study shows that a car shared by Mobility replaces 18 private cars on average. This already saves over 40’000 cars and parking spaces throughout Switzerland today.

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