The Mobility Convention this year is organized around the theme of “getting active” in the context of active retailing and responsibility of institutions and companies.
The mobility sector should be actively promoting sustainable solutions. As such, our focus is on accessibility, personalization and digital networking. The EUROBIKE Mobility Convention explores innovative approaches to mobility management, sharing and leasing services, health, and bike personalization.
"To promote cycling, local authorities and the economy must work together more closely."
“Getting active” – the question is not when, but how? The Mobility Convention provides answers and sheds light on various aspects of sustainable mobility. Local authorities are not the only ones facing the challenge of making future-oriented mobility decisions. Business and institutions also have the opportunity to play an active role and promote innovative concepts. The name of the game here is strengthening “active mobility” through framework conditions and targeted support. Strategic mobility management can provide crucial support to local authorities and businesses by creating structures to establish these sustainable solutions for the long term.
In 2025, the Mobility Convention is expanding its focus to also look beyond the industry and create connections with other sectors – especially the health sector. The central question here is: what role does mobility play in promoting health and how can this potential be further emphasized in the future?
A further important trend is individualization of mobility. Leasing and sharing models offer people access and opportunities to their “dream bikes”, while concepts for using resources more efficiently can be applied to intelligent sharing and fleet solutions.
Talking of intelligence, there will also be demonstrations of digital platforms that seamlessly combine sharing offers, public transport, and customized transport solutions – for intermodal mobility that adapts flexibly to everyday life situations. Analysing user behaviour, route preferences, and infrastructure bottlenecks can provide valuable insights to support businesses and local authorities in planning for the future.
The Mobility Convention takes place on Thursday, 26 June 2025, from 10:00 to 16:30 on the Pink Stage at the ECOMOBILITY Forum, Hall 8.
