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The corporate mobility industry is poised to grow as the shift from private cars to multimodal solutions takes place. Transport solutions for companies have traditionally comprised private cars for employees along with a few spare company vehicles and have essentially been about the total cost of ownership. However, with growing financial viability concerns in an increasingly competitive market environment, along with a pressing need to reduce the carbon footprint, corporates are seeking a shift toward shared corporate mobility solutions. While so far, leasing companies have primarily catered to transport solutions for organizations, a wide range of service providers, such as rental companies, travel management companies, IT platforms, tech platforms, and OEMs, are now offering new mobility services that shift the focus from ownership to usage to mobility. Operators are focusing on creating long-lasting, engaging relationships with customers and addressing their nuanced demands, such as employee parking needs, utilization of company assets, flexible work timings, and de-carbonization. This study is focused on analyzing the current state of the corporate mobility market and identifying key underlining challenges and growth opportunities for various stakeholders across the value chain. The scope of the study revolves around the overall corporate mobility market, which includes corporate carsharing, ridehailing, micro-mobility sharing, corporate shuttles, corporate ride pooling, public transportation, Corporate MaaS/mobility budgets as the subsegments. The geographic scope of the study is global.