The Mobility House sells fleet electrification unit to Edenred, refocuses on energy markets and V2G
By Eve
The Mobility House has agreed to sell its fleet electrification business unit, The Mobility House Solutions, to mobility services provider Edenred, with the transaction expected to complete in the third quarter of 2026. The unit serves more than 5,000 customers, operates over 2,500 actively managed fleet depots, and employs around 60 staff. The sale allows The Mobility House to concentrate on energy markets and vehicle to grid technology, while it continues partnerships in the bus sector and projects in cities including Amsterdam, New York and San Diego.
Why it matters
The divestment signals a strategic pivot by a major charging infrastructure player away from turnkey fleet solutions towards grid integration and V2G services, potentially reshaping competitive dynamics in the commercial charging market. Procurement teams working with The Mobility House on fleet projects will need to understand the transition to Edenred ownership and any changes to service delivery or contract terms.
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- Original title
- “The Mobility House sells fleet electrification business to Edenred, focuses on energy markets and V2G”
- Published
- 17 June 2026 (date approximate)
- Updated
- 22 September 2026
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- The Mobility House · Edenred
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