One of the greatest challenges in tackling climate change is decarbonising the transport sector, responsible for around a quarter of total emissions. Rapidly improving technology and ambitious policy announcements have been critical in stimulating the mobility transition in major markets. Autonomous driving, connectivity, electrification, and shared mobility are just some of the disruptive dimensions that are revolutionising modern day mobility. Increased connectivity means ridesharing is not simply a substitute for traditional modes of transportation, but part of the integration of mobility with smart cities. The EV transition is remarkably resilient, riding the storm of COVID-19 to defy expectations and disrupt the automotive industry, and GMV is embracing mobility’s next normal, fostering innovation and cooperation. GMV extends GLUON’s operational and investment roles in early-stage smart mobility companies with a focus on: i. EV infrastructure, e.g. charging, energy and data management ii. Niche OEM players with unrealised global potential iii. Sustainable supply chain and materials iv. Digital integration with smart buildings and cities