The company
Founded in Copenhagen in 2016 by automotive-industry veteran Henrik Isaksen, GreenMobility pioneered all-electric, free-floating carsharing: shared electric cars you unlock with an app, pay for by the minute, and leave anywhere in the zone, with charging, insurance, and parking included. It listed on Nasdaq First North in 2017 and moved to the Nasdaq Copenhagen main market in 2020.
The challenge
After expanding across several European cities, GreenMobility reversed course in 2023 to concentrate entirely on its home market, Copenhagen and Aarhus. Making that focused business durably profitable meant running a tight, highly efficient operation and, in 2026, moving every rider onto a new app without disrupting the experience they already trusted.
On Wunder Mobility
In 2026 GreenMobility relaunched its rider experience on a new platform, migrating its Danish customers across without a break in service. The switch kept the operation running on the same all-electric fleet while giving the team a modern app, onboarding, and yield-management stack to build on.
The results
GreenMobility reached its first-ever operating profitability in 2024 and reported 2025 revenue of DKK 153.9 million with a net profit of DKK 33.2 million, running roughly 1,400 electric cars and vans across Copenhagen and Aarhus. It positions itself as Denmark’s largest electric carsharing operator, with an ambition to be among the first there to run fully autonomous shared EVs.
