Mobility Club

A multi-stakeholder dialogue on public policies related to automobiles and mobility, reflecting the current economic, legislative, and regulatory landscape.

The Automobile and Mobility Club’s primary objective is to foster a multi-stakeholder dialogue on topics related to current legislative developments and public policies concerning automobiles and mobility. The club meets four to five times a year in the form of dinner debates, attended by 40 to 60 participants, including public officials (mainly parliamentarians, but also members of the administration and ministerial offices) and economic actors from the sector (research labs, the automotive industry, equipment manufacturers, vehicle producers, downstream users, public transport providers, rental companies, fuel suppliers, etc.). These gatherings contribute to collective reflection on the evolution of mobility and the automotive sector, thereby enabling the formulation of public policy proposals.

The following organizations are members of the club: Arval Mobility Observatory, ANFA, Caisse des Dépôts et Consignations, CA-CF, CEREMA, Covéa, CSIAM, Deloitte Conseil, DS Avocats, EDF, Electra, Engie, Enterprise Holdings, Europcar Mobility Group, France Mobilité Biogaz, FNMS, IFPEN, IMA, Leonard (Vinci), MACIF, MAIF, Mobilians, OTRE, PFA, Sesamlld, SNPAA, TotalEnergies, Transdev, UFE, UFIPEM, and UniVDL.

Created in 2015 under the name “Parliamentary Automobile and Mobility Club,” the club has been co-chaired since the beginning of the current legislature (2022) by

Ethics

The club’s operations comply with the provisions of the Sapin II law regarding interest representatives and the ethical guidelines set by parliamentary institutions: pluralism of support, transparency of funding, equity among members, and the freedom to speak without conditions tied to financing, etc. In this respect, the club strictly follows the recommendations made by the High Authority for Transparency in Public Life (HATVP), the Ethics Officer of the National Assembly, and the Parliamentary Ethics Committee of the Senate.

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