What does the new Sustainable Mobility Act Spain 2025 entail for companies

The Sustainable Mobility Act 2025 has already been approved in Spain. A standard that redefines how companies should manage the movements of their equipment, betting on a shared, electric and efficient transport. If you have a company with more than 500 employees or you work in corporate mobility, this interests you: we explain what the law implies, its deadlines, benefits and how TRIBBU, the app for car sharing in companies, can help you do it without complications.

What is the Sustainable Mobility Act 2025?

This is the new Spanish standard that promotes cleaner, more equitable and connected mobility. It was approved by Congress in October 2025 and establishes, for the first time, specific obligations for companies and administrations in the area of sustainable transport.
Its objective: to reduce emissions, improve energy efficiency and promote collective and shared media.

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Obligations of companies under the Sustainable Mobility Act

All companies with more than 500 employees (or 250 per shift) must develop and implement a Sustainable Mobility Plan Within a maximum period of 18 months since the entry into force of the law.
This plan should include measures to:

• Reduce individual use of the car.
• Boost the carpooling or corporate carpooling.
• Promote public transport, bicycles and electric mobility.
• Quantify emissions and report the energy savings generated.

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Tax benefits and public aid

The text provides tax deductions of up to 30% for companies that invest in mobility plans, charging facilities or digital solutions. In addition, help lines will be enabled for the Ministry of Transport and Sustainable Mobility for pilot corporate mobility projects.

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Penalties for non-compliance

Companies that do not develop their Mobility Plan on time may face economic sanctions and to the loss of public subsidies related to sustainability. The law also provides for regular audits to assess the real impact of work travel.

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Why carpooling is key to the new law

The text recognizes the corporate carpooling as one of the most effective tools for reducing emissions and costs. Encouraging employees to share cars on their daily commutes is considered a priority measure within the Sustainable Mobility Plans. This is where it comes in. TRIBBU: the app that allows companies to easily implement internal car sharing systems, manage routes and obtain verifiable energy savings data.

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How to comply with the Sustainable Mobility Act with TRIBBU

With TRIBBU, companies can:

• Implement the Mobility Plan without initial investment or additional infrastructure.
• Connect employees who live nearby to share a car every day.
• Measuring real impact, thanks to the Energy Bonus, official energy savings certificates recognized by MITECO.
• Reduce travel costs by up to 30% and generate automatic reports for audits or ESG reports.

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The real impact of the Act on corporate mobility

La Sustainable Mobility Act in Spain marks the beginning of an obligatory but positive transition: companies stop seeing mobility as an expense and begin to understand it as an investment. Travel leaves its mark, yes, but now it can leave a good one.

Will your company comply with the Sustainable Mobility Act?

“Sustainable mobility is not a fad: it's an economic, social and environmental need.”
Teresa Ribera, Minister for the Ecological Transition

TRIBBU: the tool to comply with the law and move better

La Sustainable Mobility Act 2025 it's an opportunity for companies to lead the change. TRIBBU turns that obligation into a competitive advantage: less spending, more sustainability and data that demonstrate results.

Because moving differently is no longer an option.‍

Thank you for joining the change, really.