Renault Appoints Fedra Ribeiro as CEO of Mobilize Beyond Automotive

Fedra Ribeiro, currently COO of Mobilize, has been appointed CEO of Mobilize Beyond Automotive, a Renault Group brand dedicated to new mobility, She succeeds Clotilde Delbos, who will leave Renault Group on December 31, 2022.

Ribeiro was previously Executive Vice President Progressive Mobility at Bosch.

She has worked for Volkswagen Group, Raytheon Technologies and SPX Corporation in several countries. 

Clotilde Delbos joined Renault Group in 2012 as VP, Group Performance and Control.

Mobilize offers a wide range of services around the vehicle thanks to an integrated technological platform: financing, insurance, payments, fleet management, energy, maintenance and refurbishing. 

Luca de Meo, CEO Renault Group, says: “I would like to thank Clotilde for the way she welcomed me into the Group two years ago and for her commitment to the Renault Group Board of Management. Her professionalism has enabled the Mobilize brand to be launched with strength. The brand has become a reference in new mobilities, offering innovative services such as Mobilize Driver Solutions, Mobilize Insurance, Mobilize Charge Pass and the Mobilize Fast Charge network. I wish Clotilde success in her new projects, and I am sure that Fedra will continue to develop the activities of Mobilize Beyond Automotive with talent, supported by the experience of a great team around her.”

Clotilde Delbos, CEO Mobilize, adds: “The ten years I have spent in the Renault group have been exciting. I would like to express my warmest thanks to the employees of the Group who, despite the many crises of recent years, have made Renault the great company it is today. I believe that as CFO, then Deputy CEO of Renault Group and CEO of the Mobilize brand, I have contributed to the turnaround of the Group. Renault is now positioned at the forefront of the automotive industry, and I am convinced that Mobilize and its teams will play a leading role in it.” 

Built around open ecosystems, Mobilize encourages a sustainable energy transition, in line with Renault Group's goal of achieving carbon neutrality in Europe by 2040, and its ambition to develop the value from the circular economy.