Moventis, the collective transport division of Moventia, will take part in another edition of the Tomorrow Mobility World Congress (TMWC), one of the most important events for the mobility sector, which takes place in Barcelona and is jointly organised by Fira de Barcelona and EIT Urban Mobility.

The company will have a corporate stand at Pavilion 2, stand 180D, while representatives from the Moventis group will take part in two round table discussions forming part of the official congress schedule, which will run from 4 to 6 November.

More specifically, Carles Sanz, the Corporate Director of Systems and Technology at Moventia, will provide an opening talk for the debate entitled Opportunities and challenges of mobility data on 4 November at 13:00. This debate will explore how data and digital tools can foster smart, efficient and safer mobility while also discussing the challenges posed by integration and infrastructures. This session will be attended by experts and opinion leaders from the sector.

In turn, Júlia Farré Barberà, the Director of Business Development at Moventis, will share the floor with specialists and industry leaders for a round table discussion entitled State-of-the-Art Innovations in Autonomous Public Transport on 5 November at 11:00. This debate will discuss the latest innovations in autonomous public transport and their potential to transform urban mobility.

This event, which is being held alongside the Smart City Expo World Congress—the main international summit on smart cities and urban solutions—will be a key space for debate, collaboration and synergy-building around the future of connected and sustainable mobility.

Having already taken part in this benchmark event for four years, attendance by Moventis at Tomorrow Mobility World Congress 2025 represents another opportunity to showcase its sustainable, smart and people-focused mobility solutions to the world. At the corporate stand, various teams from the group will be presenting innovative projects that reflect the company’s commitment to more efficient, digital and eco-friendly collective transport.