Mobility: Discover the Future of Smart Urban Mobility in 2025

Connecting global innovators shaping sustainable, connected urban transport

Cities are still struggling with congestion -and its consequences- while the push for sustainability demands a shift toward electric vehicles, public transit improvements, Mobility as a Service (MaaS) models and smart infrastructure. Additionally, autonomous and shared mobility present regulatory and safety challenges requiring public trust. How can cities leverage innovation and strategic planning to balance convenience, affordability and sustainability for a smarter tomorrow mobility?

Explore real solutions for decarbonized, multimodal city transport

Learn from mobility pioneers, government officials, and industry leaders

Access premier networking to gain valuable connections and partnerships

THE EVENT TO PUSH URBAN MOBILITY FORWARD

With cities rapidly expanding and new technologies constantly appearing on the horizon, the sector needs a place to convene, discuss the big issues and discover solutions – and that’s where Tomorrow.Mobility World Congress comes in.

Within the framework of Smart City Expo World Congress, TMWC returns to Barcelona this November to reignite the debate on urban mobility, co-organized by Fira Barcelona and EIT Urban Mobility, an initiative of the EU’s European Institute of Innovation and Technology (EIT).

Industry Partners leading the way for the sector

What You’ll Learn About URBAN MOBILITY

Electric and shared mobility ecosystems

Mobility as a Service (MaaS) and data-driven planning

Autonomous and connected vehicles

Urban logistics, last-mile & freight innovation

Regulation, equity & behavioral change

2025 IN FIGURES

READY FOR OUR 14TH EDITION – ONE FOR THE RECORDS!

1000 +

ATTENDEES

500 +

EXHIBITORS

100 +

SPEAKERS

100 +

CITIES

50 +

COUNTRIES

Join the Mobility Program at the Smart City Expo 2025

All You Need to Know About the Mobility Program

2025 CONGRESS

SPEAKERS ON STAGE

Some of the experts who will take the stage at SCEWC25.

David Zipper
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Senior Fellow, MIT Mobility Initiative

Marc Rozendal
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CEO, EIT Urban Mobility

Jari Kauppila
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Head of Secretary-General’s Office, International Transport Forum

Karen Vancluysen
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Secretary General, POLIS

Fady Shaher El Borno
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Executive Director - Strategic Affairs Sector, The Department of Municipalities and Transport of Abu Dhabi

Arianna Censi
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Mobility Councillor, City of Milan

HIGHLIGHTED SESSIONS

Delve into key issues with world-renowned opinion leaders.

07 NOV

10:30 - 12:00H

TOMORROW.MOBILITY ROOM

All Aboard! The Future of Transport Is Public

12:00 - 12:30H

AUDITORIUM

Emerging City Planet: Shaping the Future of Mobility and Cities

12:30 - 13:30H

AUDITORIUM

Public-private partnerships for impact-driven mobility innovation

13:45 - 15:15h

TOMORROW.MOBILITY ROOM

Unlocking the Potential of Mobility Data

15:45 - 17:15H

TOMORROW.MOBILITY ROOM

Fair Moves: Towards just and Accessible Urban Mobility for All

08 NOV

9:45 - 10:15H

AUDITORIUM

Tiny Steps and Giant Leaps – Lessons Learned and a Look Ahead in Mobility Innovation

10:15 - 11:00H

AUDITORIUM

Extreme Weather Events Call for Extreme Action in the Mobility Sector

11:00 - 12:30H

TOMORROW.MOBILITY ROOM

AI: the Potential and the Reality in the Mobility Sector

13:00 - 14:30h

TOMORROW.MOBILITY ROOM

Powering the Electric Mobility Transition

Solution Talks

Thematic Roundtable

15:00 - 16:15H

TOMORROW.MOBILITY ROOM

Venture Capital Crunch: a Crisis for Mobility Start-ups?

16:45 - 18:00H

TOMORROW.MOBILITY ROOM

Making Waves: Pushing the Boat out on Waterborne Mobility

09 NOV

9:30 - 11:00H

TOMORROW.MOBILITY ROOM

Why We Should Care About Autonomous Mobility

11:30 - 12:45h

TOMORROW.MOBILITY ROOM

How Can We Deliver Sustainable City Logistics

12:45 - 13:15H

AUDITORIUM

Liquid lifestyles, behaviours and needs in the future

13:15 - 14:15H

AUDITORIUM

The Role of Governance in a Just and Sustainable Mobility Transition

14:30 - 16:00H

TOMORROW.MOBILITY ROOM

The Road to Zero Emission Mobility

CO-CREATED SESSION

Barcelona Declaration: European Cities for European Policymaking and Democracy

08 NOV | 12:45 | Auditorium

Co-created with
Eurocities

More info

2025 EXPO

Some of the Mobility organizations that will be exhibiting in this year’s Exhibition Area include:

ALPHANET SOLUTIONS
ARGOS
ARMIS, SISTEMAS DE INFORMÇAO LDA
ASIMOB
ASOC RAIL GRUP
BARCELONA DE SERVEIS MUNICIPALS
CAPMAR SYSTEMS
CELERING
CENIT, AN INNOVATION UNIT OF CIMNE
CIBERNOS
CONSULTORIA TECNICA NEXUS GEOGRAFICS
DELOITTE GLOBAL SERVICES LIMITED
DITECH
DMS – DISPLAYS & MOBILITY SOLUTIONS
EIT URBAN MOBILITY KIC LE
ELECTRONIC TRAFIC
EMPRESA DE BLAS Y CIA
EMPRESA SAGALES
ENE TELECOMUNICACIONS
ERTICO – ITS EUROPE
EUROPEAN SPACE AGENCY (ESA)
EV ECO RENTAL
EVCHARGE BY ETECNIC
FERROCARRIL METROPOLITA DE BARCELONA
FUNDACIÓN PARA LA PROMOCIÓN DE LA AUTOMO
GENERALITAT DE CATALUNYA
I MAS D3 EQUIPAMIENTOS TECNOLOGICOS
IDCITI
IGNASI CLOTET
IMOTION ANALYTICS
INTERLIGHT
INURBA MOBILITY
KENTKART EGE ELEKTRONIK
KSK DEVELOPMENTS
MAIOR
MAQUINARIA ESTACIONAM. Y PARKÍMETROS
MEEP
MOBILISIGHTS
MOTIT WORLD
MULTISEÑAL
MULTISEÑAL S.A. DE C.V.
NEMI
NETWORK OPTIX, INC.
NUNSYS
OPT, OPTIMIZAÇAO E PLANEAMENTO DE TRANSPORTES
OUSTER
PARK HELP SOLUTIONS
PARKOMAT
PBSC URBAN SOLUTIONS
PIONEER EXHIBITIONS AND CONVENTIONS MANAGEMENT PVT
PSYAE
REAL AUTOMOVIL CLUB DE CATALUÑA
SCHEIDT & BACHMANN IBÉRICA
SENER
SEYOND
SKROLLER
SMARTMICRO
SOLFIX SMARTCITY
SONTRAFIC
TAXITRONIC
TOMAR
TOMTOM INTERNATIONAL
TRAFFIC FUTURA
TRANSGRUP XXI
TRANSOFT SOLUTIONS
TRANSPORTS DE BARCELONA
URBIOTICA
YOUBIKE CO., LTD.
YUP MOBILITY

PARTNERS

Leading organizations that shared their expertise at SCEWC23.

PARTNERS

SUPPORTING INSTITUTIONS

STRATEGIC ORGANIZATIONS

COLLABORATING ORGANIZATIONS

2025 PARTICIPANTS

ATTENDEE PROFILES

Discover some of the mobility sector roles that will be present at the 2025 event.

Chief Mobility Officer
City Manager
Coordinator for Mobility Transition
Director of Electric Vehicle Business Development
Director of E-Mobility Innovation
Director Geographical Information Systems
Director of Intelligent Transportation Systems
Director of Public Transportation
Director of Transport and Infrastructure
Director of Transport Authority
Director of Urban Mobility Services
Director of Urban Planning
General Director of Road Safety and Sustainable Urban Mobility Systems
Head of Traffic Engineering
Head of Urban Air Mobility
Manager of Transportation Planning
Municipal Secretary of Traffic, Mobility and Transport
Urban Planner

PUBLIC SECTOR REPRESENTATIVES

A selection of the public sector representatives who will take part in SCEWC25.

Metro Director, PPD

Sekondi Takoradi Metropolitan Assembly

Ghana

Undersecretary of Ports and Naval Activities Management - Civil House

Government of Rio de Janeiro

Brazil

Deputy Director for Planning, Projects and Programs- Chief Innovation Officer

City of Portland – Bureau of Transportation

United States of America

Deputy Head of Unit for Sustainable and Intelligent Transport

DG MOVE

Belgium

Executive Director- Strategic Affairs Sector

Department of Municipalities and Transport of Abu Dhabi

United Arab Emirates

Councillor for Mobility

City of Rome

Italy

Head of Road Safety and Global Advocacy

FIA

France

Head of Secretary-General's Office

ITF

France

CTO

5G Automotive Association

Belgium

Head of Department for International Mobility and Environment Projects

Madrid City Council

Spain

Senior Advisor in the Mayor's Department

City of Leipzig

Germany

Deputy President of Gdansk for Mobility and Security

City of Gdansk

Poland

BREAKOUT SESSIONS

A selection of the extensive program of 2025 Breakout Sessions related to this track.

Governing Innovation - Innovating Governance

Many transport innovations are coming our way. We don't know which ones will stay and which ones will be next, but we do know that the majority will be rolled out on city streets. How can cities smartly choose those innovations that will help them reach their policy goals, but also discourage those that don’t bring added value? What does it take for private-sector innovations to support rather than disrupt what local authorities want to achieve? How can we come to policy-responsive innovation that is a win for both the public and private sectors? Cities and regions from the POLIS network will share their experiences on how to govern innovation but also innovate their governance systems.

The Cycling Industry's Role in Driving the Modal Shift

Much of the discussion around promoting active mobility has centred on cities and their infrastructure networks. While creating safe and connected routes for cycling is crucial, barriers such as theft, repair, and planning continue to limit uptake and demand innovative solutions from the private sector. This session will highlight the different factors and stakeholders that help to drive the shift toward active travel modes in urban areas.

Can organisations measure their safety footprint?

Road traffic deaths are the most common cause of accidental death at the workplace, with an alarming, estimated number of 400,000 per year: a third of the 1.19 million people that die each year as a result of road traffic crashes occurs in someone’s value chain. The FIA developed the Road Safety Index, a program that help organizations to assess the safety impact of their operations, identify gaps, and implement long-term improvements.

Micromobility HUB - Parking strategy for bicycles

Planning and implementation of solutions to guarantee safe, accessible and efficient parking for the daily use of bicycles in the city.

Hyperloop Conference

The Hyperloop Conference is the 1st international conference on high-speed transportation. Here, you will meet all the Players in the hyperloop ecosystem, including hyperloop start-ups, corporates, suppliers and investors. After three editions in Europe and one edition in South Korea it will now take place at the Smart City Expo World Congress in Barcelona – Spain.

Gender-sensitive data for urban planning

European cities strive to become more inclusive and equitable on one hand and smart and data-driven on the other. However, gaps in data collection and analysis can overlook the diverse needs of citizens groups. This session explores how using gender-disaggregated data can help design more inclusive urban spaces and mobility infrastructure.