The transition to low-carbon mobility is taking a new step in Europe. Leasys, a joint venture between Stellantis and Crédit Agricole Personal Finance & Mobility, announces the signing of a strategic financing agreement with the European Investment Bank (EIB). The objective is to support the massive deployment of zero-emission vehicles and support the electrification of fleets in the main European markets.
A strategic partnership for sustainable mobility
The “Pan-European Clean Fleet Transport” project is based on a total investment of €600 million, financed equally by Leasys and the EIB, with a loan envelope of €300 million granted by the European institution and an equivalent co-investment by Leasys.
This is the first joint project between the two organizations. It will deploy a fleet of 24,000 zero-emission vehicles in ten European countries, including France, Italy, Germany, Spain and Portugal. This initiative aims to significantly expand Leasys’ electric vehicle offerings and accelerate their adoption by businesses and individuals alike.
A key lever for fleet electrification
Professional fleets are a key driver of the energy transition. Thanks to their frequent renewal and their weight in the automotive market, they play a key role in the rapid diffusion of cleaner technologies.
The project supported by the EIB will enable Leasys to offer competitive electric mobility solutions adapted to new uses and customer expectations in terms of environmental performance. The vehicles deployed will perform well above current market averages, contributing to a significant reduction in CO² emissions, improved air quality and reduced noise pollution in urban areas.
Environmental and economic benefits at European level
Beyond the direct impact on emissions, this initiative supports the development of the clean mobility value chain in Europe. It promotes industrial innovation, strengthens local ecosystems linked to electric vehicles and helps structure a more mature and accessible market.
By supporting car leasing and financing players, the EIB confirms its strategy to support the transition to a low-carbon European economy. Rental and vehicle companies are indeed essential catalysts for the electrification of the car fleet.
A shared ambition for zero-emission mobility
For Leasys, this agreement marks a key milestone in its development strategy. The company is strengthening its ability to meet the growing demand for electric mobility solutions in all of its European markets, while pursuing a sustainable and responsible trajectory.
This partnership also illustrates the commitment of Personal Finance & Mobility to environmental transitions, by supporting concrete projects with a high climate impact.