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Hedin Mobility Group imports and distributes vehicles, spare parts, tires, rims, wheels, and accessories across Europe, representing automotive brands and managing spare parts distribution.
The Mobility Solutions division explores and develops new businesses to meet evolving customer preferences and sales models in the automotive industry.
Hedin Mobility Group’s automotive retail network spans 12 countries with over 310 dealerships and 800 sales points.
Hedin Recycled, near Halmstad, repurposes used car parts to reduce resource use and carbon emissions. Jan Alshamani leads the operation as CEO.
Hedin Mobility Group publishes its latest press releases here.
This page provides the latest news and press contacts for Hedin Mobility Group.
Welcome to Hedin Mobility Group, one of the leading mobility providers in Europe.
The plan was never to work with cars, but with aeroplanes. Despite this, Victor Liljenberg is now CEO of the company that distributes the world’s largest electric car brand in Sweden.
Hedin Mobility Group operates in 13 countries with over 11,000 employees as one of Europe’s largest mobility providers.
Hedin Mobility Group covers the automotive industry’s value chain through its three business areas: Distribution, Retail, and Mobility Solutions, from importing new vehicles to recycling end-of-life car parts.
The story about Hedin Mobility Group begins already in 1955 when Ingemar Hedin pursues a career in automotive retail.
As one of the largest industries in the world, the automotive sector has a significant environmental, social, and economic impact.
Hedin Mobility Group enables mobility across Europe through vehicle import and distribution, automotive retail, aftermarket services, and innovative mobility solutions.
This page explains camera surveillance policies at Hedin Mobility Group’s facilities, including data collection, user rights, and how to exercise them.
Hedin Mobility Group ensures website accessibility for all users, following the European Accessibility Act (EAA) and Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG).
