The Future of Mobility in Saudi Arabia White Paper

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January 30, 2026

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The Future of Mobility in Saudi Arabia White Paper

Saudi Arabia is entering one of the most transformative periods in its mobility journey. As the Kingdom accelerates its Vision 2030 ambitions, the movement of people, goods, and services is becoming a central pillar of economic competitiveness and social progress.

Against this backdrop, Al-Futtaim has developed The Future of Mobility in Saudi Arabia, a white paper that examines the emerging trends reshaping the sector and the policy, infrastructure, and technology shifts needed to build a cleaner, smarter, and more resilient mobility ecosystem.

The white paper draws on extensive market analysis, consumer insights, and contributions from a multi-stakeholder industry roundtable convened by Al-Futtaim and attended by public and private sector representatives, consultants, and mobility experts. Their collective perspectives highlight how Saudi Arabia can design mobility systems that anticipate population growth, evolving consumer expectations, and sustainability commitments. Three themes emerge strongly from the research.

First, Saudi consumers are redefining mobility demand. Rising interest in New Energy Vehicles (NEVs), digital-first services, and flexible ownership models are influencing investment decisions across the value chain.

Second, technology innovation, ranging from charging networks and smart infrastructure to connected platforms and advanced analytics, is rapidly expanding the possibilities for safer and more efficient mobility.

Third, as cities grow and logistics intensify, integrated planning will be essential to reduce congestion, improve air quality, and support high-performance urban environments.

The white paper also assesses the immediate and medium-term opportunities available to industry and government. These include accelerating NEV adoption, enabling scalable charging infrastructure, supporting fleet electrification, enhancing multimodal transport options, and fostering regulatory frameworks that encourage innovation and build consumer trust.

Ultimately, the future of mobility in Saudi Arabia will be shaped by collaborative action. By aligning investment, policy, and technology, the Kingdom can unlock a mobility landscape that improves quality of life, and positions Saudi Arabia as a regional and global model for sustainable transport.

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