ARVAL MOBILITY OBSERVATORY rebrand

The Arval Mobility Observatory is an international expertise platform geared towards fleet and mobility. We conduct various international surveys on trends in business mobility every year.

  

Mobility expert

Objective and accurate information

At local and international level

Studies and workshops

The Arval Mobility Observatory is widely recognised as one of the most authoritative think tanks in the fleet and mobility sector. It sets out to share detailed and accurate information with all kinds of audiences, provide more insight into the new mobility paradigm in which we evolve, and help us find our way in the ever-increasing range of mobility solutions.

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The Arval Mobility Observatory was founded in 2002 by BNP Paribas and its subsidiary Arval. Today, the Arval Mobility Observatory is present in 11 countries and is tasked with engaging all players in the sector in discussions on the development of mobility in a broader sense.

Arval is only the founder and the leasing company has no influence on how the surveys are conducted and analysed. This allows the Arval Mobility Observatory to guarantee its independence.

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The Arval Mobility Observatory publishes its barometer annually – an extensive survey of trends in Europe. The Arval Mobility Observatory Barometer is the result of a large-scale, independent research study into trends in the world of leasing companies.

  

Belgium Mobility and Fleet Barometer 2025

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Belgium Mobility and Fleet Barometer 2025
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Cover AMO Belgium Barometer 2025

  

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Belgian businesses maintain confidence in the prospects of their corporate car fleets

Nearly nine out of ten Belgian companies (87%) expect the size of their company car fleet to remain steady or even increase over the next three years. SMEs, however, are more guarded: 10% now plan to scale back their fleet, up from only 3% last year. Smaller players nonetheless support adding used vehicles. These figures come from the annual “Mobility and Fleet” Barometer issued by the Arval Mobility Observatory, Arval’s research hub for mobility solutions.

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