Global Mobility Call expands its ecosystem with new strategic partners to drive sustainable mobility

Global Mobility Call continues to consolidate its position as the international event for sustainable mobility with the incorporation of new strategic partners from the mobility, automotive, logistics, electrification, and technological innovation ecosystem.

The integration of ACIIEC, AEDIVE, AER, EA Transporte, AECOC, AEGFA, AMKT (Spanish Association for Marketing, User and Mobility), ANESDOR, ASEPA – UPM/INSIA, ASESGA, Asociación Cargadores, CEOE, Clúster Smart Cities, CLIME, CONFEBUS, FACONAUTO, FENEVAL, FESVIAL, Fundación Ibercaja – Mobility City, GANVAM, ANCERA, Neutral in Motion (NIM), Fundación RACE, Real Academia de Ingeniería (RAI), SERNAUTO and UFV – MSI (Francisco de Vitoria University – MotorSport Institute) reinforces the event’s cross-sector character by incorporating key sectors such as collective transport, corporate mobility, electric mobility, logistics, road safety, technological innovation, marketing, engineering, and the automotive value chain.

These organisations join Global Mobility Call as strategic partners, consolidating a systemic vision of mobility in which industry, technology, public administrations, operators, and real demand converge to accelerate more efficient, sustainable, connected, and accessible models.

Among the new additions, CONFEBUS stands out for its role in promoting collective bus transport as a tool for territorial cohesion; AER (Spanish Vehicle Renting Association) and AEGFA as key players in fleet electrification and corporate mobility; and ANESDOR, promoting motorcycles as an efficient solution for urban mobility and last-mile logistics.

“Buses are destined to lead the mobility of the future. It is a safe, sustainable, and affordable mode of transport with the greatest territorial reach, guaranteeing effective connections for thousands of municipalities every day, and it is essential for strategic sectors such as tourism,” said Rafael Barbadillo, President of CONFEBUS.

Likewise, GANVAM contributes the perspective of distribution and mobility services as key elements in guaranteeing accessible and connected mobility, while AEDIVE strengthens the electrification and charging infrastructure ecosystem, one of the strategic pillars of the sector’s transformation.  For its part, ANCERA provides the perspective of the aftermarket and the components supply chain, both essential for guaranteeing the operational sustainability of the vehicle fleet, the competitiveness of the business fabric, and the sector’s proper adaptation to new technological and digitalisation challenges.

According to GANVAM President Jaime Barea, “mobility that is both accessible and affordable is essential to guarantee decarbonisation objectives”. 

FACONAUTO contributes the perspective of the dealership and official distribution network as a key player in the transition towards more digitalised and user-oriented mobility, while FENEVAL strengthens the role of flexible mobility and car rental services as essential solutions for advancing more efficient and sustainable transport models.

“Our alliance with Global Mobility Call responds to a clear conviction: mobility can only be addressed through a comprehensive, ambitious, and collaborative vision,” said Marta Blázquez, President of FACONAUTO.

ASEPA – UPM/INSIA, for its part, brings specialised expertise in innovation, engineering, and autonomous vehicles; Fundación RACE contributes a comprehensive perspective on road safety, artificial intelligence, and technological evolution; and AECOC provides the viewpoint of efficient and decarbonised logistics and distribution.

“This collaboration with Global Mobility Call allows us to bring society closer to the major challenges of future mobility, with road safety as the central axis. We are committed to innovation and technology to move towards a safer, more efficient, and more sustainable model,” explained Fundación RACE.

The Asociación Cargadores contributes the perspective of logistics and freight transport from the standpoint of real supply chain demand; ASESGA provides specialised expertise in infrastructure and road safety; CLIME offers the perspective of workplace mobility and sustainable commuting; AMKT integrates marketing, user experience, and new mobility trends; and FESVIAL promotes initiatives linked to education, prevention, and road safety culture.

The participation of organisations such as Smart City Cluster, Fundación Ibercaja – Mobility City, Neutral in Motion (NIM), RAI, and UFV – MSI also strengthens the event’s connection with the academic, institutional, and applied innovation spheres, encouraging the development of talent, research, and new solutions for the mobility of the future.

“Our association, with 200 companies representing the smart cities industry in Spain, contributes a cross-cutting perspective to integrate sustainable mobility into the strategic vision of territories,” explained José María Zambrano, President of Smart City Cluster.

Through SERNAUTO, the event will also feature the participation of automotive suppliers, who are driving initiatives linked to digitalisation, talent, and industrial innovation. Its Director General, José Portilla, highlighted that “as the sector responsible for 75% of a vehicle’s value, automotive suppliers play a leading role in sustainable mobility. Thanks to the systems, components, and technologies they are developing, vehicles are becoming increasingly safer, more efficient, connected, and automated.”

Meanwhile, CEOE contributes to strengthening the business and cross-sector dialogue necessary to accelerate the transformation of mobility.

With these new additions, Global Mobility Call reinforces its position as a space where mobility is not only discussed, but activated, facilitating strategic alliances, business opportunities, and the implementation of real solutions for the mobility of the future.