4Mobility

4Mobility S.A. is a Polish mobility and car rental company headquartered in Warsaw. It provides short-term, medium-term and long-term car rental services. The company began operations in the carsharing segment in September 2016, launching what it describes as Poland's first per-minute carsharing service. Until 2025, 4Mobility operated carsharing services, allowing vehicle rental by the minute and hour through a mobile app. The company now focuses on flexible car rental for periods ranging from 1 to 60 days, 1 to 12 months, and 12+ months, serving both individual and business customers. The company was founded by Paweł Błaszczak, who remains President of the Management Board of 4Mobility S.A. The service launched in September 2016 in Warsaw with BMW and Mini vehicles. Initially it was a station-based service, with cars parked at designated points; the first station was located in front of the Polish headquarters of T-Mobile in Warsaw's Mokotów district. The original 4Mobility app was based on a license from German carsharing system provider INVERS, but from 2017 the service operated on a new system built in cooperation with Polish technology company ITMagination, enabling free-floating operation where cars could be picked up and left at any public parking space within the service zone. Since 2017, 4Mobility S.A. has been a public company listed on the Warsaw Stock Exchange on the New Connect market. In April 2019, 51% of shares in 4Mobility S.A. were acquired by PGE, Poland's largest energy operator, which had previously tested an electric-car-only carsharing service in Siedlce. Following the cooperation with PGE, 4Mobility launched its service based exclusively on electric cars in Rzeszów and took over the Siedlce branch previously managed by PGE, where only electric cars are also available. In September 2019, 4Mobility piloted delivery vans in carsharing in Poznań and Warsaw in cooperation with Volkswagen; the pilot ended after less than a year, and the service now offers only passenger cars. In October 2020, two more zones were opened in the 4Mobility network – in Kraków and Wrocław. 4Mobility provides car rental through a mobile app in a 24/7 model in Poland's six largest agglomerations: Warsaw, Poznań, Kraków, Wrocław, Katowice and the Tricity area. Classic rent-a-car services are available in nearly 30 cities in Poland, while medium- and long-term rental offers cover the entire country. The company has over 400 cars, mainly Audi A3, Audi Q2, Audi Q3, and the electric Nissan Leaf. Cars are rented via a mobile app. The official website highlights flexible rental for any period, unlimited mileage on short-term rentals, booking in 2 minutes without an account, and long-term rental as a cheaper alternative to leasing with a 0% down payment option. The long-term offer includes models such as Hyundai i30, Nissan Juke, Omoda 5, Ford Kuga, Audi Q3, Jaecoo J5, Chery Tiggo 7, Škoda Kamiq, Škoda Scala, Toyota Yaris, Suzuki Swift and Kia K4.

4Mobility S.A. is a Polish mobility and car rental company. The originator and founder of the company is Paweł Błaszczak, who remains President of the Management Board of 4Mobility S.A., the operator of the 4Mobility service. The service launched in September 2016 in Warsaw, making cars of the BMW and Mini brands available for rent. Initially, 4Mobility was offered as a station-based service, meaning cars stood at designated points from which they could be rented and to which the customer was obliged to return them. The first such station was established in front of the Polish headquarters of T-Mobile in Warsaw's Mokotów district. Originally, the 4Mobility app was based on a license from the German producer of carsharing systems, INVERS. From 2017, the 4Mobility service operated on a new system built in cooperation with the Polish technology company ITMagination, which allowed the service to be offered in a free-floating mode, in which 4Mobility cars could be picked up from any public parking lot within the service area and left at any available parking space within the service area. Since 2017, 4Mobility S.A. has been a public company listed on the Warsaw Stock Exchange on the New Connect market. In April 2019, 51% of the shares in 4Mobility S.A. were taken over by Poland's largest energy operator, PGE, which had previously tested a carsharing service based exclusively on electric cars in Siedlce. Following the cooperation with PGE, 4Mobility launched its service based exclusively on electric cars in Rzeszów and took over the Siedlce branch previously managed by PGE, where only electric cars are also made available. In September 2019, 4Mobility made delivery vans available in carsharing on a pilot basis in Poznań and Warsaw in cooperation with Volkswagen. After less than a year, the delivery van pilot of 4Mobility was ended, and currently only passenger cars are offered in the service. In October 2020, two more zones were opened in the 4Mobility network – in Kraków and Wrocław. Until 2025, 4Mobility provided carsharing services, enabling vehicle rental by the minute and hour via a mobile app. The company currently provides car rental through a mobile app in a 24/7 model in the six largest agglomerations of Poland: Warsaw, Poznań, Kraków, Wrocław, Katowice and the Tricity area. Classic rent-a-car rental is carried out in nearly 30 cities in Poland, while the medium- and long-term rental offer covers the entire country. The company has over 400 cars, mainly Audi A3, Audi Q2, Audi Q3, and the electric Nissan Leaf. Cars are rented using a mobile app.

• 2025

  Carsharing services discontinued; focus shifted to short-, medium- and long-term rental.

• 2020

  Opened new carsharing zones in Kraków and Wrocław.

• 2019

  PGE acquired 51% of shares in 4Mobility S.A.

• 2019

  Launched electric-car-only service in Rzeszów and took over the Siedlce branch from PGE.

• 2019

  Piloted delivery vans in carsharing in Poznań and Warsaw with Volkswagen.

• 2017

  Switched to a new system built with ITMagination, enabling free-floating carsharing.

• 2017

  4Mobility S.A. became a public company listed on the Warsaw Stock Exchange New Connect market.

• 2016

  Service launched in Warsaw with BMW and Mini vehicles; first station-based carsharing service in Poland.

Flexible car rental for any period, from 1 day to 60 days and beyond, with app-based booking and a focus on convenience and business customers.

• Short-term rental (1–60 days)

  Unlimited mileage, booking in 2 minutes without an account.

• Medium-term rental (1–12 months)

  Available immediately, no down payment, insurance and service included.

• Long-term rental (12+ months)

  Cheaper alternative to leasing, 0% down payment option, flexible contracts.

• Business rental

  For small companies, sole traders and corporations, also without credit history.

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