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Arval Mobility Observatory: independent expert institution Arval focused on industry trends

Arval Mobility Observatory - an expert institution of Arval - was founded in 2002 in France and is present in 15 countries of the world. It is a specialist platform for exchanging knowledge and experience on the Car Fleet Management market. Every year AMO conducts an independent survey among fleet managers - Fleet Management Barometer. The survey covers companies of different sizes in 12 EU countries, including Poland, related to fleets, vehicles and mobility.

AMO/ Fleet Barometer is:

  • entirely independent
  • It consists of panels of international experts
  • focuses on industry trends.
Barometr2019

Fleet Barometer 2019

Report on the state of the CFM industry and the directions of development of the fleet market. The results of the research indicate the good condition and prospects of the industry and the main directions of change: electrification of fleets and change in the approach to mobility. However, there are more interesting conclusions in the new Fleet Barometer

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Fleet Barometer 2019

Polish entrepreneurs are optimistic about the future - almost 25% of them declare to expand their car fleets. Particularly good moods prevail among small and medium enterprises, in which the popularity of car rental is growing at a rate twice as fast as in Western European countries. An increasingly important goal set by Polish fleet managers is to improve driver safety and reduce CO2 emissions.

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Fleet Barometer 2017

Record-breaking results of the automotive industry have translated into growth of the long-term car rental industry. In the first half of 2017 alone, CFM market companies bought almost 25% more cars than in the same period last year. There is also a growing awareness of the possibilities offered by the use of comprehensive telematics solutions in the fleet. The year 2017 is also a change in the approach to cars with alternative drives - as much as 13% of fleet managers in Poland are considering using at least one alternative technology to the classic combustion engine.