Tomorrow.Mobility World Congress 2026 – Barcelona, Spain

What to expect

Tomorrow.Mobility World Congress is a major international event dedicated to the transformation of urban mobility. It brings together city authorities, transport operators, technology companies, mobility startups, investors, researchers, urban planners and business leaders to examine practical solutions for making cities more sustainable, connected, accessible and efficient.

The congress is designed around the idea of moving beyond experimental projects and turning mobility innovation into real-world impact. Its programme covers public transport, shared mobility, autonomous vehicles, mobility-as-a-service, electrification, intelligent transport systems, logistics, parking, cycling, walking, accessibility, digital infrastructure and urban mobility planning.

The event combines a professional congress with an extensive exhibition and innovation environment. Visitors can discover mobility technologies, meet solution providers, participate in expert discussions and build relationships with public- and private-sector decision-makers.

Main highlights

• International congress focused on sustainable and intelligent urban mobility
• Exhibition featuring mobility companies, technology providers and startups
• Main Stage presentations and high-level discussions
• Dedicated mobility stages with practical sessions
• Innovation and startup areas
• Demonstrations and mobility technology showcases
• Networking and business-development opportunities
• Participation from cities, governments and transport organizations
• Access to a wider urban-innovation ecosystem through co-located events

The organizers expect the wider event ecosystem to attract more than 27,000 professionals, including a dedicated mobility audience of more than 5,000 people, while the overall programme is expected to involve hundreds of speakers and more than 1,000 exhibitors across the connected events.

Event dates

Tomorrow.Mobility World Congress 2026 will take place from 3–5 November 2026 in Barcelona, Spain.

The official event schedule identifies the opening day as Tuesday, the second day as Wednesday and the final day as Thursday. Visitor hours are scheduled as follows:

• 3 November 2026: 9:00 AM–7:00 PM
• 4 November 2026: 9:00 AM–7:00 PM
• 5 November 2026: 9:00 AM–5:00 PM

The official agenda contains sessions throughout the congress, with the programme beginning in the morning and continuing into the afternoon and evening.

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Venue & exhibition site

Tomorrow.Mobility World Congress will be held at Fira Barcelona Gran Via, one of Barcelona’s principal international exhibition and congress venues.

The official venue address is:

Fira Barcelona Gran Via
Av. Joan Carles I, 64
08908 L’Hospitalet de Llobregat, Barcelona, Spain

The official Tomorrow.Mobility practical-information page identifies Halls 2 and 3 as the relevant exhibition area for the event. Fira Barcelona’s Gran Via complex is a large-scale venue with extensive exhibition infrastructure, restaurants, parking facilities and multiple public transport connections.

The venue is particularly suitable for Tomorrow.Mobility because it allows the congress, exhibition, startup activities, demonstrations and networking areas to operate within the wider urban-innovation environment created by Fira Barcelona.

Full event programme

The programme combines strategic discussions with practical sessions focused on implementing mobility solutions in cities.

The official agenda includes content covering subjects such as public transport, urban logistics, electrification, air-quality data, mobility integration, shared mobility, intelligent transport systems, autonomous mobility, battery circularity, zero-emission logistics and urban space management.

Programme highlights

• Opening and high-level sessions
• Keynotes from mobility and government leaders
• High-level roundtables
• Thematic keynotes
• Solution talks
• Stage sessions
• Technical and strategic discussions
• Startup and innovation presentations
• Urban mobility case studies
• Public transport discussions
• Autonomous and connected mobility sessions
• Sustainable logistics content
• Electrification and battery discussions
• Networking and business meetings

The agenda is searchable through the official website, allowing visitors to filter sessions by topic, format, location and other programme characteristics.

Key speakers & keynote speakers

The congress features senior representatives from government, cities, mobility organizations, research institutions and technology companies.

Confirmed speakers listed by the official congress include:

• Lukas Neckermann, Co-founder of Urban Places Lab
• Teresa Riesgo Alcaide, Secretary General for Innovation at Spain’s Ministry of Science, Innovation and Universities
• Marc Rozendal, CEO of EIT Urban Mobility
• Henk Swarttouw, President of the European Cyclists Federation
• Jaromir Beranek, Deputy Mayor for Transportation of Prague
• Armando D. Hernández Lugo, Technical Director at CLIME
• Chloe Clavell, Deputy Regional Lead for Government Relations at Micro-Mobility for Europe

Other programme participants include mobility leaders such as Karen Vancluysen of POLIS, Daryl Barron, Lord Mayor of Dublin, Bernadette Bergsma of EIT Urban Mobility, Tanja Dik of Johan Cruijff Arena, Paul Walsh of European Cycling Industry and Charles Small of LA Metro.

The speaker programme continues to develop, so visitors should check the official agenda for the latest confirmed names and session assignments.

Conference sessions & tracks

The congress focuses strongly on the practical challenges facing modern urban transportation.

Sustainable mobility

Sessions examine how cities can reduce emissions, improve transport efficiency and encourage cleaner travel choices.

Public transport

The programme considers how public transport can become more attractive, accessible, integrated and resilient while responding to changing urban needs.

Mobility as a Service

MaaS discussions examine how different modes can be integrated through digital platforms and coordinated services to provide smoother journeys.

Autonomous mobility

Autonomous vehicles, connected transport and emerging mobility technologies are examined from technological, regulatory and urban-planning perspectives.

Electrification

Content covers electric mobility, charging infrastructure, battery management and the broader transition toward low-emission transport.

Urban logistics

The programme addresses sustainable freight, last-mile delivery, microhubs, cargo bikes, logistics resilience and zero-emission urban freight.

Digital mobility

Artificial intelligence, data, intelligent transport systems, digital infrastructure and connected mobility are important parts of the congress.

Session times & schedule

The programme runs across morning, midday and afternoon periods, with selected activities continuing into the evening.

Morning sessions can begin from approximately 9:30 AM, with keynote presentations, thematic discussions and specialist sessions scheduled throughout the day. Examples in the published programme include sessions on urban mobility innovation, integrated transport systems and mobility governance.

Afternoon programming includes subjects such as cleaner cities, integrated mobility systems, urban logistics, shared mobility and zero-emission transport.

The official agenda is the best source for planning an individual visit because sessions have different access requirements. Some Main Stage content is restricted to qualifying passes, while many specialist sessions are available to all pass holders.

Visitors should allow additional time between sessions because the congress and exhibition activities take place across a large venue.

Ticket types & registration

The official pricing page currently advertises several visitor pass categories. The published prices include VAT and are converted below using an exchange rate of approximately US$1.12 per euro.

Visitor Pass

The advertised three-day Visitor Pass is approximately US$196.21. The pass provides access to the visitor experience and relevant exhibition and event areas.

Full Congress Pass

The advertised three-day Full Congress Pass is approximately US$1,115.59. This is intended for professionals who want broader access to the congress programme and associated activities.

Investor Pass

The advertised three-day Investor Pass is approximately US$1,457.56. It is designed for investment professionals and includes priority-oriented benefits, investor programming and access to networking opportunities.

Student discount

Students currently enrolled at a university can receive a 50% discount on the applicable pass price after requesting the relevant discount code from the organizers.

Group discounts

The organizers also advertise group discounts ranging from 10% to 30%, depending on group size. The discount is applied when purchasing multiple passes through the official registration system.

Ticket availability and conditions can change, so visitors should confirm the final amount displayed during official checkout.

Registration deadlines

No separate final visitor-registration deadline is prominently published by the organizers. Registration is handled through the official pass system, with availability and pricing subject to the registration period and remaining capacity.

The event’s professional participation opportunities have separate deadlines. Calls connected with speakers, startups, demonstrations and other participation formats may close earlier than general visitor registration.

Visitors should therefore register as early as practical, particularly if they require a specific pass category or want to organize meetings with exhibitors and mobility professionals.

The official website should be checked for the latest registration status, ticket availability and any changes to participation requirements.

Exhibitor list & major companies

The official exhibitor list already includes a broad selection of companies and organizations working across urban mobility, intelligent transport, mobility data, logistics, parking, cycling, electrification and autonomous technologies.

Confirmed exhibitors include:

• AGEVOLT
• ANY
• AGLAIASENSE
• ARRIVE GROUP
• AVIANT
• BACKCYCLE
• BIP
• BRISA MOBILITY
• BSM
• CLOUD CITY
• DATAMED
• DOTLUMEN
• DRIVE SWEDEN
• EIT Urban Mobility
• ERTICO – ITS Europe
• FIFTEEN
• GOODVISION
• HITACHI MOBILITY MULTIMODAL SOLUTIONS
• KENTKART
• LYFT URBAN SOLUTIONS
• MOBILAN
• MOVENTIS
• NIRA DYNAMICS
• PARKHELP
• PARKUNLOAD
• PIXMETRIC AI
• SAGALES
• SMART MOTION
• TMB
• TAGMASTER
• UNICORN MOBILITY
• URBAN SHARING
• VAIVE LOGISTICS
• VOLTIO
• YOUBIKE

The exhibitor catalogue continues to expand, with the official site stating that additional organizations and detailed profiles will be added.

Exhibition halls & floor plan

The event’s practical information identifies Halls 2 and 3 at Fira Barcelona Gran Via as the principal exhibition area.

The venue is large, so visitors should use the official event app and venue signage rather than relying only on a general venue map. The official app provides exhibitor locations, products, participant information and a map to help visitors navigate the exhibition.

The event environment includes exhibition stands, startup areas, demonstration spaces, conference areas and networking facilities.

The Mobility Playground is particularly relevant for innovation-focused visitors. It combines a startup expo, stage programming, a demo area and an investor programme designed to connect emerging companies with investors, corporations and public authorities.

Networking & business meetings

Networking is one of the major purposes of Tomorrow.Mobility World Congress. The event is designed to connect mobility companies with city representatives, investors, transport organizations, technology providers and other professionals.

The official networking tool allows participants to search for relevant people, connect with potential contacts and arrange face-to-face meetings. Users can also filter participants according to areas of interest and link professional profiles through the event application.

Business connections

The event provides opportunities for lead generation, partnerships, investment discussions and technology collaborations.

Investor connections

The Investor Pass includes access to a Match & Fund tool and an Investors Lounge intended to facilitate meetings between investors and startups.

Startup networking

The Mobility Playground provides a dedicated environment where startups can meet investors, corporations and public authorities interested in urban mobility innovation.

The networking environment is particularly useful for companies seeking pilot projects, city partnerships, technology adoption opportunities or international market expansion.

Industry sectors & highlights

Tomorrow.Mobility covers a broad section of the urban mobility ecosystem.

Public transportation

Bus, rail and integrated public transport systems are central areas of discussion.

Micromobility

Cycling, scooters, shared mobility and other small-scale urban transport solutions feature prominently.

Electric mobility

Electric vehicles, charging infrastructure, batteries and zero-emission transport form a major technology area.

Autonomous vehicles

Autonomous driving, connected vehicles, drones and intelligent transport systems address the next generation of urban mobility.

Smart logistics

Urban freight, last-mile delivery, logistics resilience, cargo bikes and digital logistics platforms are important areas of the programme.

Parking and curb management

The event examines parking technology, curbside management and how cities can use limited urban space more effectively.

Mobility data and AI

Artificial intelligence, data platforms, digital infrastructure and intelligent transport systems are explored as tools for improving urban decision-making.

Accessibility and inclusion

The congress also considers how mobility systems can become safer, more accessible and more inclusive for different communities.

Event rules & visitor information

Visitors should follow the instructions provided with their registration and digital badge. The official event app is an important part of the visitor experience because it provides access to the agenda, participant information, exhibitor catalogue, products and venue navigation.

Visitors should also keep their registration details and digital credentials accessible throughout their visit.

Digital badge

The organizers state that the Digital Badge is available through the official app and is required for access to the event.

Programme changes

Sessions, speakers and room assignments can change, so visitors should check the official agenda regularly.

Professional environment

Because the congress is aimed at business, government and professional audiences, attendees should allow sufficient time for registration, security procedures, networking meetings and movement between programme areas.

How to get there

Fira Barcelona Gran Via is located in L’Hospitalet de Llobregat, immediately within the Barcelona metropolitan area.

The venue address is Av. Joan Carles I, 64, 08908 L’Hospitalet de Llobregat. It is connected to Barcelona and the surrounding metropolitan area by metro, rail, bus and taxi services.

For visitors arriving from Barcelona Airport, Metro Line 9 South provides a direct connection to the Fira Gran Via area. Fira Barcelona identifies the Fira and Europa/Fira stations as key metro connections for the venue.

Taxis are also available, with dedicated taxi ranks serving the Fira complex.

Public transport & parking

Public transport is one of the most convenient ways to reach the venue.

Metro

Metro Line 9 South serves Fira and Europa/Fira stations, while Line 10 South serves Foc station. The Gran Via venue is therefore connected to several parts of the metropolitan transport network.

FGC trains

Europa/Fira station is served by several FGC lines, providing connections between the venue, Barcelona and surrounding communities.

Bus

Relevant TMB bus services include H12, V1, 46, 65 and 79.

Parking

Fira Barcelona’s Gran Via complex has extensive parking capacity distributed around the venue. The official venue information lists thousands of parking spaces, making driving an option for visitors who need to transport equipment or prefer private vehicles.

Public transport is generally preferable during busy exhibition periods because the surrounding area can become heavily congested.

Accommodation areas

Visitors have several practical accommodation choices around the Gran Via exhibition district and the wider Barcelona metropolitan area.

L’Hospitalet de Llobregat

Hotels around L’Hospitalet can provide convenient access to the venue while avoiding some of the higher accommodation prices found in central Barcelona.

Plaça d’Europa

The Plaça d’Europa area is particularly convenient for business visitors because of its transport connections and proximity to the exhibition district.

Sants

Barcelona Sants is useful for visitors arriving by train and offers connections to the city’s wider transport network.

Eixample

Eixample is a strong choice for visitors who want central accommodation, restaurants, shopping and sightseeing while maintaining good transport connections to the exhibition venue.

Barcelona city centre

Staying around central Barcelona provides the widest selection of hotels, restaurants and attractions. Visitors choosing this option should allow extra commuting time when planning morning sessions.

The official event organizers also promote travel and accommodation discounts for registered participants through their visitor and customer areas.

Previous year’s highlights

The previous edition demonstrated the scale and international character of Tomorrow.Mobility. According to the organizers, it brought together more than 200 exhibitors and more than 240 speakers, with more than 50 conference sessions focused on sustainable urban mobility.

Key themes included multimodal mobility systems, autonomous transportation, public transport, electrification, intelligent transport systems, zero-emission mobility and urban resilience.

The previous programme also featured high-level government representatives, city leaders, technology specialists and mobility entrepreneurs.

The event’s startup and innovation environment was another important feature, giving emerging companies opportunities to demonstrate technologies and connect with investors, public authorities and established mobility businesses.

The organizers also reported strong engagement from decision-makers, with 55% of attendees classified as decision-makers and 27% holding government-related positions.

These figures illustrate why the congress is relevant not only for technology discovery but also for B2B partnerships, public-sector engagement and international business development.

Official registration & tickets

Official registration is available through the Tomorrow.Mobility World Congress website. The official site provides the current pass categories, prices, programme information, exhibitor catalogue and visitor information.

Visitors should use the official registration system rather than relying on third-party ticket sellers. The official FAQ confirms that multiple pass options are available according to different visitor needs and budgets.

The official event app should also be installed after registration because it provides the digital badge required for entry and gives access to the programme, exhibitor catalogue, participant profiles and networking functions.

For companies interested in exhibiting or sponsoring, the organizers provide separate participation options covering exhibitors, partners, sponsors and startups.