50,000 Vehicles in Europe: Car Subscription Expert MHC Mobility Reaches Another Milestone

 

MHC Mobility, the European mobility provider for corporate fleets, has surpassed the 50,000-vehicle mark in its fleet. This success is the result of cross-border collaboration across the CEE, DACH, and Benelux regions—and comes at a time when the mobility landscape is undergoing a transformation, with companies increasingly seeking flexible, predictable solutions rather than rigid company car models.

 

Bockel, July 2026 – MHC Mobility, the European mobility provider for corporate fleets, has reached another significant milestone: The company’s fleet has already grown to over 50,000 vehicles across Europe. This figure reflects the growth of a provider that organizes corporate mobility across national borders and a business model that addresses the changing needs of companies at just the right time.

 

“These 50,000 vehicles are a clear sign of our customers’ trust in us, but above all, they reflect our teams’ confidence in close collaboration across all regions,” says Rainer Thies, CEO of MHC Mobility DACH. “We operate in very diverse markets with equally diverse needs and mindsets, ranging from Central and Eastern Europe to the DACH region and on to Benelux. The fact that we’ve reached this milestone together shows how well we’re able to think as one company across borders and learn from one another.”

 

A European network that transcends borders

 

MHC Mobility is part of the Mitsubishi HC Capital Group and currently operates in seven European countries: the Netherlands, Belgium, Luxembourg, Austria, Germany, Poland, and Hungary. Proximity to customers in each region is a central component of the business model. In Germany alone, personal account managers at nine locations develop customized mobility solutions and support the entire process of fleet design and management. International colleagues are brought in as needed. Additional synergies arise in the development of new processes and, of course, in the procurement of vehicles as well as their resale. It is precisely this interplay between an international network and local support that has successfully driven the company’s growth in recent years.

 

“Cross-border mobility only works if you master both: Europe-wide standards and a deep understanding of the unique characteristics of each individual market,” said Thies. “A fleet in Poland faces different requirements than one in Germany or the Netherlands. Our strength lies in bringing this diversity together under one roof—while still offering our customers predictable, uniformly manageable solutions.”

 

Mobility in Transition—and a Model That Fits the Bill

 

This milestone comes at a time of profound changes in corporate mobility. Company cars are increasingly losing their status as status symbols and are now viewed more pragmatically. This is confirmed by a recent study conducted by the survey institute Omniquest on behalf of MHC Mobility in May 2026: For 79 percent of respondents from companies with company cars, the focus is on necessary mobility—such as for field sales or technical service. Only 21 percent view the company car primarily as a benefit for motivating and retaining employees.

 

“This is exactly where our business model comes in,” explains Thies. “Companies and users want to be able to rely 100 percent on their mobility while keeping the effort involved to a minimum. As the pioneers of long-term rentals—the precursor to today’s car subscription services—we offer vehicles that are available quickly, have predictable costs, and are tailored to individual needs. Our growth to over 50,000 vehicles confirms that this approach clearly strikes a chord with the times.”

 

Corporate mobility is becoming more challenging—but no less important

 

The study and our daily interactions with customers paint a clear picture: Companies want vehicles that are suited to their needs, remain cost-effective, and require minimal administrative effort. At the same time, drive types, budgets, and usage scenarios are diverging. This does not make corporate mobility any less important, but rather more challenging—MHC Mobility sees finding tailor-made solutions for all mobility needs as a key task for the coming years.

 

“We’ve celebrated this milestone with our teams over the past few days. This success is, above all, the result of the tremendous dedication of our colleagues in customer service, the workshop, scheduling and logistics, and many other areas. We’re happy to look back together, but with this foundation, we’re focused above all on looking ahead,” Thies concluded. “After all, nothing changes faster than mobility. Anyone who wants to win over companies in the future must make mobility easier to manage: with predictable costs, integrated services, and the ability to respond quickly to changing requirements. Together with our more than 450 employees in Europe, we will continue to pursue this path consistently across all our markets.”

 

About MHC Mobility

 

MHC Mobility is a Europe-wide provider of corporate mobility solutions offering a range of vehicle types from various manufacturers; as a member of the Mitsubishi HC Capital group, it is part of one of the world’s leading leasing and financing companies.

 

With 65 years of industry experience and as the inventor of long-term leasing—the precursor to today’s car subscription services—MHC Mobility Deutschland serves as a pioneer in the mobility industry with a fleet of more than 12,000 vehicles, including both internal combustion and electric models. In addition to its headquarters in Bockel, the company serves its customers at eight other MHC Mobility Centers across Germany.

 

Personal account managers develop customized mobility solutions for business customers and provide support throughout the entire fleet planning and management process.

 

Further information can be found at www.mhcmobility.de

 

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