• The electrification of taxis and corporate fleets is progressing more slowly than that of private cars.
• Maxi Mobility offers an all-inclusive service package to simplify the adoption of zero-emission vehicles.
• Maxi hubs, located in strategic positions, offer fast charging, maintenance and sanitisation services.

While the road towards mobility with a reduced environmental impact has been mapped out for several years now, electrifying taxis and corporate fleets represents an even more complex challenge. From the high cost of vehicles and energy to a charging infrastructure that is insufficiently widespread and still not entirely reliable, there are numerous factors that have not favoured the green shift in these sectors — a shift that is essential for cutting pollution and improving air quality in our cities.

What innovations Maxi Mobility introduces

Maxi Mobility, an Italian startup created to support individual taxi drivers and large fleets in reducing their environmental impact while increasing operational efficiency, aims to offer a solution to these challenges. The core idea is to propose an innovative and comprehensive approach to the transition towards electric mobility, through an "all-inclusive" service package designed to simplify the adoption of zero-emission vehicles: the subscription includes the supply of 100 per cent electric cars, unlimited mileage and unlimited electric charging for professional use. A solution that eliminates every problem related to costs and vehicle management, allowing taxi drivers to focus exclusively on their work.

A network of dedicated services for electric taxis

Maxi Mobility has developed — in collaboration with Ufo Drive — a dedicated application that functions as a digital hub: using it, professionals can register for the service, locate active charging points at Maxi hubs, access and start their vehicle, and contact support whenever needed. To complement this system, the startup is creating Maxi hubs in strategic locations: here it will be possible to find essential services such as fast charging (included in the subscription), vehicle maintenance and sanitisation; all powered by solar panels for eco-friendly charging.

In line with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals 7, 9 and 13, which concern clean energy, innovation and climate action, Maxi Mobility aims to contribute to a more sustainable urban future through the ecological transition of public transport. The startup's team — CEO Gian Paolo Incutti, COO Carlo Iacovini and general manager Barbara Covili — combines deep expertise in the fields of mobility and innovation. The startup has already launched pilot projects in Roma and Milano, two of Italy's largest and busiest cities, to test its ability to operate even in complex urban environments.