MVM Mobiliti
MVM Mobiliti operates Hungary's largest public EV charging network (~1,800 points) and CNG fueling infrastructure under MVM Group, serving individual EV drivers via the Mobiliti super-app, corporate fleets, public-transport bus operators through the Mobiliti VOLÁNBUSZ JV, and retail site-partners including Auchan, SPAR, Decathlon, McDonald's, and KFC.
- Company typePrivate
- Founded2017
- HeadquartersBudapest, Hungary
- Headcount11–50
- GTM typeB2B and B2C
- OfferingServices
What MVM Mobiliti does
MVM Mobiliti Kft. is a Hungarian e-mobility and CNG (compressed natural gas) fueling infrastructure operator headquartered in Budapest, wholly owned by MVM Group, Hungary's state-owned national energy company. Originally established as NKM Mobilitás Kft. in 2017, the company operates Hungary's largest public EV charging network at ~1,800 charging points spanning AC (up to 22 kW), DC fast (50 kW), and ultra-fast (up to 300 kW) chargers, plus 8 public and 6 industrial CNG stations serving over 260 CNG buses and 60 e-buses across Budapest and regional cities. The network achieves nationwide coverage, with no point in Hungary more than 100 km from a functioning 50 kW DC charger.
The Mobiliti proprietary mobile application (iOS/Android) is the unified customer interface, enabling charger location and initiation, real-time status, payment processing, e-vignette purchase, mobile parking, RFID-key charging, and international roaming across 35+ European countries via partnerships with IONITY, Shell Recharge, OMV, Plugsurfing, Chargemap, Gireve, DCS, Lidl, and TEA. The Mobiliti VOLÁNBUSZ Kft. joint venture (with VOLÁNBUSZ Zrt.) supports public bus fleet electrification and secured HUF 8.6 billion in Green Bus Program subsidy for 60 electric buses across six Hungarian cities. Operations are built on the third-party Fortum Charge & Drive cloud-based SaaS platform.
The company generates revenue through usage-based EV charging fees (per-minute and per-kWh pricing), monthly subscription packages (Mobiliti 10/20/30, Plusz, éjszakai), CNG fuel sales (with a HUF 25/kg taxi discount program), e-vignette and mobile-parking transaction fees, B2B fleet services via the Mobiliti Fleet Portal, industrial-scale CNG bus supply contracts, and convenience fees on roaming. Distribution combines self-serve app/website channels for consumers with exclusive site-partner deployments at retail chains (Auchan under agreement through 2032, SPAR, Decathlon, McDonald's with 40+ sites, KFC, Lidl), enterprise field sales for fleet and public-sector customers, and a Mobiliti Franchise program for third-party site hosts.
MVM Mobiliti firmographics
Firmographics- Name
- MVM Mobiliti
- Legal name
- MVM Mobiliti Kft.
- Website
- https://mobiliti.hu
- Company type
- Private
- Founded year
- 2017
- Operating status
- Operating
- Headcount range
- 11–50 employees
- Short description
- MVM Mobiliti operates Hungary's largest public EV charging network (~1,800 points) and CNG fueling infrastructure under MVM Group, serving individual EV drivers via the Mobiliti super-app, corporate fleets, public-transport bus operators through the Mobiliti VOLÁNBUSZ JV, and retail site-partners including Auchan, SPAR, Decathlon, McDonald's, and KFC.
- Ownership category
- akta.pro rank
MVM Mobiliti industry classification
Industry- Product category
- EV Charging Infrastructure & Mobility Services
- NAICS
- Electric Power Generation, Transmission and Distribution (2211)
- SIC
- Electric Services (4911), Electric, Gas & Sanitary Services (4900)
- akta.pro primary industry
- EV Charging Network Management & Software Services (CPMS, Monitoring, Billing) (TLAKAMAG)
- akta.pro secondary industries
- Charging Network Operators & CPOs Offering Smart Charging/V2G (EUAFAMAD), EV Charger Operations, Maintenance & Field Service (O&M) (TLAKAMAF)
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Where MVM Mobiliti is headquartered
LocationHeadquarters
- HQ city
- Budapest
- HQ country
- Hungary
- HQ region
- Europe
Offices9 records
Markets served
MVM Mobiliti business model
Business model- GTM type
- B2B and B2C
- Offering type
- Services
- Cost components
- Infrastructure, Supply Chain, Technology or R&D, Personnel, Operations, Marketing or Sales
Revenue model
- EV Charging Fees (Usage-Based): Primary revenue stream from public EV charging at Mobiliti-owned and operated AC and DC charging stations. Pricing varies by charger type: per-minute rates for DC fast chargers (80-100 Ft/min), per-kWh rates for AC chargers (65-100 Ft/kWh depending on package), with session initiation fees for some DC chargers. Combined kWh+minute pricing was piloted at some DC locations.
- Subscription / Package Plans (Mobiliti 10/20/30, Mobiliti Plusz, éjszakai): Monthly subscription packages (HUF 490-3,190/month) offering discounted per-minute and per-kWh charging rates, with monthly quantity limits (250 kWh). Designed for frequent EV users to reduce per-charge costs.
- CNG Fuel Sales: Revenue from compressed natural gas (CNG) sales at 8 public and 6 industrial CNG fueling stations. CNG is sold at significant discount to gasoline/diesel (18-20% savings claimed). Includes dedicated taxi discount program.
- Roaming Convenience Fee: Revenue from roaming charges when Mobiliti customers charge on third-party networks (IONITY, Shell, OMV, Lidl, TEA). Each roaming point has individual pricing; Mobiliti adds a convenience/markup fee.
- E-vignette (E-matrica) Sales: Sale of Hungarian highway vignettes (annual, county, regional) through the Mobiliti app, available to both EV and combustion-engine vehicle owners.
- Mobile Parking Fees: Digital parking payment through the Mobiliti app, covering Budapest street parking and enclosed parking facilities. Revenue from parking transaction convenience fees.
- B2B Fleet Charging Services: Contract-based fleet charging services for corporate EV fleets and municipal operators, including dedicated account management, fleet portal access, and potentially negotiated pricing.
- CNG Bus Fleet Fuel Supply Contracts: Long-term CNG supply contracts for public transport bus fleets, notably Mobiliti VOLÁNBUSZ Kft. (260+ CNG buses) and waste collection vehicles (60+ vehicles). Revenue from industrial-scale CNG volume supply.
Pricing tiers
| Model | Billing | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Usage-based | Pay-as-you-go | No package (default) pricing for all charger types |
| Subscription | Monthly | Mobiliti 10 package — entry-level monthly subscription |
| Subscription | Monthly | Mobiliti 20 package — mid-tier monthly subscription |
| Subscription | Monthly | Mobiliti 30 package — premium monthly subscription |
| Subscription | Monthly | Mobiliti éjszakai (Night) package — off-peak charging subscription |
| Subscription | Monthly | Mobiliti Plusz package — combined EV and convenience services subscription |
| Usage-based | Pay-as-you-go | Roaming charges — third-party network charging |
| Subscription | Monthly | IONITY subscription packages |
| Usage-based | Pay-as-you-go | CNG taxi discount program |
| Transaction based/ take rate | Annual | E-matrica (e-vignette) pricing |
Go-to-market motion3 records
Distribution channels13 records
Marketing channels7 records
MVM Mobiliti product offering
Product offeringCore offering
MVM Mobiliti operates Hungary's largest public electric vehicle charging network (approximately 1,800 charging points, including AC, DC fast, and up to 300 kW ultra-fast chargers) and the country's largest compressed natural gas (CNG) fueling station network (8 public and 6 industrial stations). Services are unified through the proprietary Mobiliti mobile application, which also enables digital e-vignette purchases, mobile parking payments, and pan-European charging roaming across 35+ countries. The company also delivers B2B fleet charging services, turnkey site-based charging installations, and a franchise program for business host locations.
Product overview
MVM Mobiliti operates a multi-service mobility platform centered on EV charging infrastructure and CNG fueling, extended by a super-app for all drivers. The core product is the nationwide public EV charging network (~1800 charging points including AC, DC fast, and ultra-fast up to 300 kW), accessed via the Mobiliti mobile application, RFID customer key, or roaming partners. The platform is structured as: (1) E-mobility services — public charging, roaming, and fleet solutions (Fleet Portal, fleet tag charging/parking); (2) Home and business charging — home charging equipment sales and site-based turnkey solutions including a franchise program; (3) Mobiliti Plusz sub-brand — an app overlay providing e-vignettes and mobile parking for non-EV drivers; and (4) CNG/g-mobility — public and industrial CNG stations serving vehicle fleets. The single Mobiliti app serves as the unified interface across all services.
Differentiator
Problem solved
Functional benefit
Products and services
- Public EV Charging Public electric vehicle charging across Hungary via AC (up to 22 kW), DC fast (50 kW), and ultra-fast (up to 300 kW) chargers, accessible through the Mobiliti mobile app, RFID customer key, or roaming partners. Supports CCS, Type 2, and CHAdeMO connectors.
- Mobiliti Mobile Application Proprietary smartphone application (iOS and Android) serving as the unified gateway to all Mobiliti services including charging initiation, real-time charger status, payment, push notifications, e-vignette purchase, parking payment, and European roaming.
- Mobiliti Fleet Services Fleet management solution for companies operating electric vehicle fleets, including fleet tag charging, fleet tag parking, centralized billing, and fleet manager administration tools. Targets corporate fleets and municipal operators.
- Mobiliti Fleet Portal Dedicated web-based fleet management portal enabling fleet administrators to manage vehicles, monitor charging, handle billing, and administer fleet member access and permissions.
- Home Charging Solutions Home charging equipment sales and consultation services for private EV owners, including optional discounted pricing for registered Mobiliti customers. Launched in partnership with KIA Hungary in December 2021.
- Mobiliti Franchise Franchise program allowing business owners to host Mobiliti-branded charging stations at their premises, with Mobiliti providing the charging infrastructure while the host site provides the location.
- Business / Site-based Charging Solutions Turnkey charging infrastructure solutions for businesses including site assessment, equipment procurement, installation, operation, and maintenance. Targets employers, commercial property owners, and municipalities.
- E-Vignette (E-matrica) Digital highway vignettes for Hungarian toll roads (country-wide, county, and M1 regional) purchasable through the Mobiliti application, available to both EV and combustion-engine vehicle owners.
- Mobile Parking Mobile payment service for street parking and underground parking facilities in Hungary, accessible through the Mobiliti application, covering Budapest and other municipalities.
- CNG (g-mobility) Fueling Stations Compressed natural gas (CNG) fueling stations operating under the g-mobilitás brand, including 8 public stations (4 in Budapest, 4 regional) and 6 industrial stations serving bus fleets. Supports over 260 CNG buses and 60 waste collection vehicles.
- Roaming Service EV charging roaming service enabling Mobiliti customers to charge at domestic and foreign partner networks (IONITY, Shell, OMV, Plugsurfing, Chargemap, Gireve, DCS, LIDL, TEA) via a single application with HUF settlement and no prepayment.
Quantifiable outcome
- 18-20% cost savings on fuel with CNG vs gasoline/diesel
- +5 more outcomes
Companies that use MVM Mobiliti
Customer profileNamed customers15 records
Ideal customer profiles4 records
MVM Mobiliti technology and API
TechnologyTechnology focussed No
API detail
- Has API
- No
- API docs
- API detail
Core technology
AI maturity
App detail
Integration10 records
Feature6 records
MVM Mobiliti partnerships and signals
Strategic signalPartnerships
22 partnerships are on record, tiered minor, major and core.
- TEA (Töltőállomás Éves Alapítvány)minorRoaming partnership enabling TEA network chargers to be accessible via the Mobiliti app.
- KFC HungarymajorMobiliti installs EV chargers at KFC restaurant parking lots. First locations include Váci Street (Budapest) and other sites. Deployment ongoing with promotional pricing for VIP package holders.
- OMVminorRoaming partnership enabling Mobiliti customers to charge at OMV fuel station chargers via the Mobiliti app.
- Lidl MagyarországminorRoaming partnership enabling Lidl store chargers to be accessible via the Mobiliti app. Mobiliti customers can locate and use Lidl chargers through the app's roaming feature.
- McDonald's HungarymajorMobiliti installs and operates EV chargers at McDonald's restaurant parking lots across Hungary. As of June 2026, over 40 locations are operational, with ongoing expansion to new sites. New ultra-fast 300 kW chargers are being deployed at these locations, with promotional pricing (VIP packages with discounted rates).
- WIGO MobilityminorWIGO Mobility is a strategic partner offering shared mobility services. Cross-promotional link on the Mobiliti platform (wigomobility.com/hu/kezdolap).
- KIA HungarymajorPartnership for the KIA Hungary Home Charging Program, launched December 2021. Mobiliti provides home charging solutions to KIA EV customers as part of KIA's customer onboarding program.
- Hyundai HungarymajorStrategic partnership in the e-mobility ecosystem, supporting Hyundai's EV rollout in Hungary with charging infrastructure access and promotional programs.
- Magyar Közút Nonprofit Zrt.minorPartnership with the Hungarian Public Road Management Company for EV charging infrastructure along Hungary's road network.
- HUMDA Zrt. (Hungarian Mobility Development Agency)coreHUMDA Zrt. coordinates the Green Bus Program. The Mobiliti VOLÁNBUSZ Kft. consortium secured HUF 8.6 billion in subsidy from HUMDA for 60 electric bus procurement and deployment across 6 Hungarian cities.
- VOLÁNBUSZ Zrt.coreMVM Mobiliti Kft. and VOLÁNBUSZ Zrt. established a joint venture, Mobiliti VOLÁNBUSZ Kft., to develop CNG and e-charging infrastructure for VOLÁNBUSZ's alternative-fuel bus fleet. The JV supports the Green Bus Program, securing HUF 8.6 billion from HUMDA Zrt. for 60 electric buses across 6 cities and maintaining CNG supply for 260+ CNG buses.
- GireveminorEuropean roaming partnership, providing access to Gireve's network of 76,000+ charging points across 34 European countries.
- DCS (Digital Charging Solutions) — German automaker roamingminorRoaming partnership with DCS, the roaming service provider for German automakers. Enables all Audi e-tron owners globally to charge at Mobiliti stations using their own Audi charging cards. Mobiliti becomes part of a 133,177 charging point network.
- Auchan Magyarország Kft.corePartnership with Auchan for EV charging infrastructure at store parking lots across Hungary. The agreement runs until December 31, 2032. Chargers include 2x22 kW AC and 50 kW DC at locations in Fót, Törökbálint, Szeged, Debrecen, Miskolc, and other cities. Special pricing (reduced charging rates) applies at Auchan locations.
- e-Mobi Nonprofit Kft.coreMVM Mobiliti (then NKM Mobilitás Kft.) acquired e-Mobi Elektromobilitás Nonprofit Kft., adding its ~336 charging stations to the Mobiliti network. The acquisition integrated e-Mobi's infrastructure into the Mobiliti app and extended coverage significantly. e-Mobi was a state-backed entity focused on public EV charging and e-fleet services.
- SPAR Magyarország Kereskedelmi Kft.core33 AC chargers (2x22 kW) installed at 17 SPAR and INTERSPAR locations across Hungary (2019-2020). SPAR provides high-traffic retail parking locations; Mobiliti installs and operates the chargers. This was one of Mobiliti's largest retail partnerships and significantly expanded its urban charging footprint.
- IONITYcoreRoaming partnership providing Mobiliti customers access to IONITY's 350 kW European ultra-fast charging network at highway locations across Hungary and Europe. Dedicated IONITY subscription packages are available through Mobiliti. IONITY enables long-distance EV travel across the continent.
- PlugsurfingminorEuropean roaming aggregator partnership, enabling access to Plugsurfing's network of charging stations across Europe.
- ChargemapminorEuropean roaming partnership enabling Chargemap users to access the Mobiliti network and Mobiliti customers to use Chargemap's partner stations.
- Decathlon Hungary (Tízpróba Magyarország Kft.)core26 EV charging stations (14 AC 2x22 kW, 9 DC 50 kW, 3 DC/AC 50+43 kW) deployed at 12 Decathlon store parking lots across Hungary including Budaörs, Zalaegerszeg, Szombathely, Csömör, Maglód, Kecskemét, Székesfehérvár, Győr, Miskolc, Dunaújváros, and Debrecen.
- Fortum (Charge & Drive)coreStrategic partnership with Finnish energy company Fortum for the Fortum Charge & Drive cloud-based SaaS platform, which provides charging network management, remote charger monitoring, fault resolution, and customer support. The partnership also provides access to Fortum's operational experience and enables international roaming for Mobiliti customers.
- Shell RechargeminorRoaming access to Shell Recharge stations. As of July 2020, Shell Recharge points at Székesfehérvár (M7) and Gelej rest stop (M3) were available via Mobiliti app at 150 Ft/kWh.
Scale indicators11 records
Recent moves7 records
Expansion highlights7 records
MVM Mobiliti competitors and assessment
Company assessmentRegional players
- GreenWay: Largest independent EV charging operator in Poland and a leading Central European CPO. Comparable regional-scale business model and ultra-fast buildout trajectory next door to Hungary.
- Vattenfall InCharge: Swedish utility's public charging network and operations business. Most directly comparable operator-mirror: state/national-utility-owned EV charging business with similar regulatory logic and capital backing.
Broad incumbents
- Shell Recharge: Global oil major's charging arm using retail fuel-station real estate and roaming partnerships. Participates in Mobiliti's roaming network and competes at highway rest stops and urban hubs across Hungary.
- MOL Group: Hungarian-headquartered oil and gas major expanding into EV charging, renewable energy, and mobility services. Directly competes with Mobiliti in Hungary's evolving charging market while leveraging its fuel-station real estate footprint for charger deployments.
- E.ON Drive: German utility E.ON's pan-European EV charging and e-mobility business. Competes at the fleet, retail-site, and municipality level with a similar utility-backed operating model as Mobiliti.
- TotalEnergies Charging Services: Global integrated energy major with a growing European charging portfolio, including rapid hubs and urban charging. Comparable multi-energy incumbent leveraging fuel-station real estate into EV services.
Direct peers
- Allego: Pan-European public EV charging CPO with a network of thousands of AC and ultra-fast DC chargers. Competes for the same fleet, retail-site, and highway deployment opportunities as Mobiliti across Central Europe.
- Tesla Supercharger: Global ultra-fast charging network now opening to non-Tesla EVs in Europe. Direct competitor for high-power charging demand and the benchmark for ultra-fast site economics in Hungary.
- IONITY: Pan-European ultra-fast (350 kW) charging joint venture formed by major automakers. Direct competitor and partner via roaming on Mobiliti's network; operates Hungary's highway-corridor high-power charging sites.
- Fortum Charge & Drive: Nordic utility Fortum's charging network operator and SaaS platform; supplies Mobiliti's core CPMS. Operates competing charging networks across the Nordics and parts of Europe using similar technology.
Market position
Strengths5 records
Weaknesses5 records
Competitive moat6 records
Key risks7 records
Key highlights6 records
Customer concentration
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MVM Mobiliti leadership team
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Profiles10 records
MVM Mobiliti subsidiaries and ownership
Company hierarchySubsidiaries3 records
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Frequently asked questions about MVM Mobiliti
What does MVM Mobiliti do?
MVM Mobiliti operates Hungary's largest public electric vehicle charging network (approximately 1,800 charging points, including AC, DC fast, and up to 300 kW ultra-fast chargers) and the country's largest compressed natural gas (CNG) fueling station network (8 public and 6 industrial stations). Services are unified through the proprietary Mobiliti mobile application, which also enables digital e-vignette purchases, mobile parking payments, and pan-European charging roaming across 35+ countries. The company also delivers B2B fleet charging services, turnkey site-based charging installations, and a franchise program for business host locations.
Is MVM Mobiliti a public or private company?
MVM Mobiliti is a private company. It is classified as state government owned and is currently operating.
When was MVM Mobiliti founded?
MVM Mobiliti was founded in 2017. It employs 11 to 50 people.
Where is MVM Mobiliti based?
MVM Mobiliti is headquartered in Budapest, Hungary, in the Europe region.
How does MVM Mobiliti make money?
Eight revenue lines are on record. EV Charging Fees (Usage-Based) is the primary driver. The others are subscription / Package Plans (Mobiliti 10/20/30, Mobiliti Plusz, éjszakai), CNG Fuel Sales, roaming Convenience Fee, E-vignette (E-matrica) Sales, mobile Parking Fees, B2B Fleet Charging Services and CNG Bus Fleet Fuel Supply Contracts.
Who are MVM Mobiliti's main competitors?
Regional players on record are GreenWay and Vattenfall InCharge. Broad incumbents are Shell Recharge, MOL Group, E.ON Drive and TotalEnergies Charging Services. Direct peers are Allego, Tesla Supercharger, IONITY and Fortum Charge & Drive.
Does MVM Mobiliti have an API?
No public API is recorded for MVM Mobiliti.
What industry is MVM Mobiliti in?
MVM Mobiliti's product category is EV Charging Infrastructure & Mobility Services. Its primary akta.pro industry code is TLAKAMAG, EV Charging Network Management & Software Services (CPMS, Monitoring, Billing), with a secondary code of EUAFAMAD, Charging Network Operators & CPOs Offering Smart Charging/V2G. Its NAICS code is 2211 and its SIC code is 4911.