With profitability targets achieved in France, Hiflow posted +12% growth in 2025, driven by international growth
Paris, January 2026 – In a particularly constrained automotive market, Hiflow, a specialist in single-vehicle delivery, ended 2025 with double-digit growth of +12%, driven by its international presence. Hiflow’s international growth jumped 91% in one year. This performance is part of an environment marked by a decline in the market for new vehicles in France (-5%), demonstrating the strength of Hiflow’s model and its ability to maintain its profitability objectives, with a consolidated financial structure.
International momentum up +91%
In 2025, the markets in which Hiflow is present internationally (Belgium, Spain and Italy) were a clearly structuring growth driver. Spain is a key market, with a volume of deliveries more than doubled in one year, driven by a growing automotive market (+12.9%), a strong appetite for digital sales routes and significant needs for fleet rebalancing related to tourism and short-term leasing.
Belgium is also on a very positive trajectory, supported by the establishment of strategic partnerships, notably with ICO, allowing direct delivery of vehicles from the port of Zeebrugge to the final customer. In Italy, the gradual deployment of large leasers, hitherto in the testing phase, opens up new prospects for ramp-up.
“In 2025, the international market became a fully structuring growth driver for Hiflow. The dynamics observed in Spain, Belgium and Italy confirm the strength of our model and its ability to adapt to car markets with very different characteristics, while supporting rapid and controlled growth,” said Jean de Margerie, Director of International Development at Hiflow.
A strong resilience in the French marketOn the French market, Hiflow is operating in a less buoyant environment than in previous years, marked by a decline in the new vehicle market estimated at -5%. In this constrained environment, the group’s growth momentum is mechanically more moderate, without calling into question its fundamentals. On the contrary, Hiflow demonstrates a strong resilience in the domestic market, relying on uses and services adapted to the new realities of the automotive market.
This ability to adapt is reflected in particular in a 16% increase in vehicle takeovers, which confirms the solidity of its positioning and the relevance of its offers in a market in recomposition. At the same time, Hiflow achieved its profitability objectives, reflecting a consolidated financial structure and a controlled management of its international development, despite a generally unfavorable environment.
Hiflow’s service offerings: structuring growth driversThanks to innovative service offerings (express delivery, intelligent return, driver certification, etc.), Hiflow has been supporting the evolution of the uses of the automotive market for several years.Thus, the ramp-up in electric vehicle sales is a major lever on the French market: in the fourth quarter of 2025, the volumes of electric vehicles delivered by Hiflow increased by +90% vs. Q4 2024, in a market where 1 in 5 new vehicles is now electric. Hiflow relies on the relevance of its solutions to support its customers and drivers in optimized unit logistics, including over long distances.Vehicle returns represent another strategic focus, in a context where leasing contracts signed in 2023 are expiring. The launch of the Intelligent Restitution offer comes at a key moment, with the ambition to go even further in the value provided to customers, in particular through the improvement of the inventory, to offer more visibility on the condition of vehicles and their return to the market.
Finally, express delivery is an essential growth driver. In Q4 2025 on the French market, this activity recorded an increase of +80% vs. Q4 2024, driven by the promise of delivery in less than 24 hours and by the optimization of time calculation algorithms, guaranteeing a high level of operational reliability.
Market changes are not a brake, they are an accelerator. Electric vehicles, returns, express delivery: these uses redesign automotive logistics and confirm the relevance of our positioning. Thanks to the technology and operational intelligence we have developed, we are able to deliver faster, further and with a high level of reliability, where customer expectations have never been higher
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About Hiflow
Founded in 2012 by Claire Cano-Houllier and Idris Hassim, Hiflow has 105 employees and is now the No. 1 player in France in the delivery of single vehicles with 1000 vehicles delivered per day. The company supports the digital transformation of the automotive sector and contributes to better access to motorists for all by delivering the right vehicle, in the right place, at the right time. With an innovative platform and a suite of services for an optimized delivery experience, the company has established itself as the preferred partner of professionals and now has more than 300 major account customers active in France (Ayvens, Stellantis & You, VGRF, Fraikin, Arval, etc.), Belgium (Alphabet, Van Mossel, Cardoen, etc.), Spain (Arval, Auto1, Okmobility, Clicars, etc.) and Italy (Drivalia).
More information: www.hiflow.com
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