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Manufactures electric vehicles at global scale and develops the Autopilot and Full Self-Driving systems that automate parts of the driving task. The company is extending this technology toward driverless operation, including early robotaxi services in US cities.
Operates Germany's national railway, running long-distance ICE and Intercity services, regional trains and S-Bahn networks, and carrying millions of passengers daily. The state-owned group also manages most German rail infrastructure through its DB InfraGO subsidiary.
Provides car rental, car clubs, vanpools and fleet management through brands including Enterprise, National and Alamo across some 90 countries. The family-owned US group spans airport hire to commuter vanpooling, one of the largest such programmes anywhere.
Manufactures rolling stock for main-line rail, metro and tram networks, alongside signalling, electrification and turnkey rail systems. The French group also maintains fleets and infrastructure for operators worldwide, and supplies technologies ranging from high-speed trains to hydrogen-powered regional units.
Supplies sensing, lighting and electrification technology to automakers worldwide, including cameras, radar and lidar for driver assistance and automated driving. The French tier-one supplier's systems underpin assisted passenger vehicles across major manufacturers' fleets.
Arup is a global engineering and advisory consultancy supporting transport authorities, operators and infrastructure owners across public transport, rail, roads and urban mobility. Its work covers transport planning, network design, infrastructure engineering, decarbonisation, digital mobility and strategy for major passenger transport systems.
Connects riders with drivers across some 70 countries through the world's largest ride-hailing platform, alongside taxi partnerships, shared rides and public transport integrations in its app. Mobility revenue is complemented by its delivery and freight businesses.
Provides engineering and consultancy for rail and urban transport projects, from high-speed lines to metros and light rail. Rooted in the engineering arms of SNCF and RATP, the French group designs and supervises major mobility infrastructure worldwide.
Provides independent testing, inspection and certification for railway systems, assessing rolling stock, signalling and infrastructure against safety and interoperability standards. The TÜV SÜD subsidiary acts as a notified and assessment body for rail projects worldwide rather than supplying equipment.
Develops the TSB, a driverless maglev system for urban and airport connections, designed for short headways and quiet elevated operation. The venture draws on parent Max Bögl's construction expertise, combining vehicle, guideway and control technology in a single package.
Operates France's national access point for transport open data, gathering timetables, fares and real-time feeds from operators across the country. The state-run platform makes mobility data freely reusable, underpinning journey planners and research nationwide.
Engineers transport systems within its broader industrial portfolio, supplying automated people movers, monorail technology and rail components used at airports and in cities worldwide. The Japanese group combines vehicle supply with electromechanical and infrastructure engineering.
Supplies advanced driver-assistance systems, vehicle software and electrical architecture to automakers worldwide. The Ireland-headquartered group develops the sensing, computing and connectivity platforms that underpin automated and software-defined passenger vehicles.
Delivers fare collection, tolling and road-charging systems for governments and transit agencies, processing millions of daily transactions. The US business-services group's transport arm modernises ticketing back offices and payment infrastructure across urban networks internationally.
Supplies trains, trams and metros alongside signalling, electrification and rail digitalisation technology. The Siemens subsidiary equips main-line and urban networks worldwide, from Velaro high-speed trains to automated metro systems and long-term service contracts.
Provides vehicle rental, car sharing, subscriptions and chauffeured rides through one app across some 100 countries. The family-controlled German group has expanded from premium car hire into a broad mobility platform spanning short trips to long-term access.
Directs transport policy for Berlin as the city-state's mobility ministry, overseeing public transport contracts, cycling infrastructure and the mobility transition programme. The department steers BVG funding, street redesign and climate-driven transport law.
Operates fully driverless robotaxi services in Phoenix, San Francisco, Los Angeles and Austin, expanding to further US cities. The Alphabet subsidiary, born from Google's self-driving project, pairs its autonomous driving system with a growing commercial ride-hailing operation.
Provides car and van rental across Europe and international markets through the Europcar and Goldcar brands, serving leisure, business and flexible-subscription customers. Owned by Volkswagen Group, the company links rental networks with the automaker's mobility ambitions.
Operates buses, trams, trains and ferries under public contracts in some 19 countries, from French urban networks to US paratransit and Australian light rail. Owned by Rethmann and Caisse des Dépôts, the group focuses on contracted multimodal operations.
Operates urban transport networks under contract to public authorities in some fifteen countries, running metros, trams, buses and automated systems from Lille to Melbourne. Majority-owned by SNCF, the group specialises in multimodal network management for cities.
Plans and procures public transport for the Stockholm region under the SL brand, contracting operators to run the metro, commuter rail, buses and archipelago ferries. The administration sets fares, service standards and long-term network investment for over two million residents.
Develops autonomous driving technology deployed across robotaxis, robobuses and street-cleaning vehicles, with operations and pilots in China, the UAE and Europe. The Nasdaq-listed company runs commercial driverless services in Chinese cities and partners with Uber in Abu Dhabi.
Develops ArcGIS, the geographic information system used by transport authorities, planners and operators to map networks, analyse travel patterns and plan infrastructure. The privately held company's spatial analytics underpin mobility planning in cities worldwide.
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