Electrical mobility

Electromobility

In the first nine months of 2025, the Petrol Group generated 6.9 million EUR in revenue from the sale of mobility products and services. The development of charging infrastructure for electric vehicles and the creation of new e-mobility solutions and services represent an important pillar of the Petrol Group's sustainable and innovative business.

Charging Services
Recognition of Petrol's charging network continues to grow across the region, both among domestic users and international charging service providers, whose customers can access charging services through Petrol's network in Slovenia and Croatia.

In 2025, through the continued development of its e-mobility services, the Petrol Group:

  • delivered 8.534 GWh of electricity for charging electric vehicles, representing a 40% increase compared with 2024;
  • registered more than 10,800 new users;
  • achieved 96.52% charging network availability; and
  • expanded its charging infrastructure with 42 company-owned charging stations and 96 new charging stations operated by Petrol.

At the end of December 2025, Petrol operated 694 public charging stations, providing more than 1,150 charging points across its charging network.

Charging Infrastructure

The development of charging infrastructure is based on strategic partnerships with leading energy companies, municipalities, and transport operators across Central and South-Eastern Europe through EU projects co-financed by the European Commission.

As part of the MULTI-E project, which is in its final phase, Petrol installed 15 ultra-fast charging stations at eight locations during the first nine months of 2025. In Slovenia, charging stations were installed at the Ivančna Gorica and Lopata retail sites, while in Croatia they were deployed at the Dragalić North, Sveta Helena East and West, Dugopolje North and South, and Ravnice Zagreb retail sites. Most of these locations have already entered public operation.

Petrol is also placing significant emphasis on expanding ultra-fast charging infrastructure through the CROSS-E cross-border electric charging project, awarded in 2024 to a consortium comprising Allego, Emobility Solutions, GreenWay, and Petrol. Over the next two years, the project will prepare and implement the deployment of ultra-fast charging stations at motorway locations in Slovenia and Croatia.
As part of the CROSS-E project, Petrol commissioned and opened to the public a total of 20 ultra-fast charging stations. These include:

  • 2 charging stations at the Murska Sobota North and South retail sites;
  • 6 charging stations at the Barje North and South retail sites;
  • 2 charging stations at Lopata North;
  • 4 charging stations at Lukovica South, including 2 dedicated to heavy-duty vehicles;
  • 3 charging stations at the Ivančna Gorica retail site, including 1 for heavy-duty vehicles; and
  • 3 charging stations at the Arnovski Gozd retail site, including 1 for heavy-duty vehicles.

With these installations, Petrol has become the first charging service provider in Slovenia to deploy charging infrastructure for heavy-duty vehicles at motorway service locations.


Charging hub at the Lukovica South retail site for passenger cars and heavy-duty vehicles


Charging hub at the Koper Šmarska retail site for passenger cars
 

Expansion of Charging Infrastructure

In addition to our own investment projects, we further expanded our charging infrastructure network through commercial projects. During 2025, we sold 57 charging stations to private customers and 46 charging stations to business customers. We also prepared a dedicated offer for private customers intending to apply for national grant schemes supporting the installation of private charging stations.

Mobility Services

Our mobility services are built on a thorough understanding of evolving customer needs and rapidly changing trends in sustainable transport. We develop innovative solutions that support the transition to green mobility, with a strong focus on digitalisation, electrification, and customer experience. In the third quarter, we expanded our existing portfolio—which includes fleet management as well as short- and long-term vehicle rental services—by introducing a used vehicle sales service.

A significant milestone in the management of partner-owned vehicle fleets was the strategic partnership concluded with Merkur Insurance at the end of 2025, under which Petrol assumed responsibility for managing the company's entire owned vehicle fleet. As part of the agreement, we provide a comprehensive range of services, including door-to-door support, access to our service network, assistance with vehicle procurement, disposal of end-of-life vehicles, regular monthly reporting and analysis, and flexible short-term rental solutions to meet changing mobility needs.

In the long-term rental segment, we continued to expand our portfolio and strengthen partnerships while further developing cooperation with existing customers. Together, we are implementing fleet optimisation strategies and supporting the gradual electrification of vehicle fleets in line with our partners' sustainability objectives. Despite fleet optimisation initiatives by several major customers, which resulted in a lower number of rental agreements, we maintained a stable level of active long-term rentals. At the end of 2025, we managed 390 active long-term rental contracts in Slovenia and 65 in Croatia.

In 2025, our short-term rental fleet averaged 211 vehicles in Slovenia and 40 vehicles in Croatia, generating slightly more than 60,000 rental days. The total number of active vehicles across Slovenia and Croatia increased from 300 in 2024 to 320 in 2025.

We also continued to grow our B2B business by successfully extending cooperation with several long-term partners while signing new contracts with corporate customers, reflecting increasing demand for flexible and short-term mobility solutions.

In the tourism and private rental segment, we further increased the number of direct online bookings through the Atet/Najem website as a result of our carefully managed pricing strategy and enhanced visibility in international markets. Demand remained strongest during the tourist season between April and September, driven primarily by international visitors. During 2025, the number of transactions completed through our own website increased by 19% compared with the previous year. Every euro invested in advertising and search engine optimisation (SEO) generated approximately 11 EUR in revenue.


Development of Mobility Services

Digital and integrated solutions remain central to the strategic expansion of our fleet management business in both domestic and international markets, while also enabling the introduction of new and more advanced mobility services.

The Fleet Management (FMG) platform is currently under active development. We are implementing the core functionalities required for efficient fleet operation, monitoring, and management. Initial testing has produced positive results, and the platform is scheduled to become operational at the beginning of 2026.

We are also developing a shared mobility platform that will enable both closed vehicle-sharing systems within organisations and open car-sharing solutions for local communities. Both platforms are integrated with a telematics system that provides enhanced vehicle monitoring, traceability, and usage analytics. During the third quarter, we equipped the majority of Petrol's company vehicles with telematics technology, enabling more effective cost control and fleet optimisation.

Alongside our digital solutions, we are also progressing with the establishment of a new Mobility Centre, whose infrastructure and support services will provide a central operational hub for the delivery and management of our mobility services. During the year, we obtained all required approvals and secured the building permit in the fourth quarter, enabling the project to move into the implementation phase.