Fewer cars,
more impact

Mondayshare provides every client with a personalized annual CSR report built from the actual usage data of your car sharing fleet.

This report details key environmental performance indicators: tonnes of CO₂ avoided (calculated using the ADEME Base Carbone methodology), number of individual vehicles replaced by the shared fleet, effective electrification rate, kilometers driven on electric versus combustion vehicles, and TCO savings achieved.

Data is updated in real time on the management platform and exportable in CSV and PDF formats for direct integration into your ESG assessment, non-financial reporting framework (CSRD) or compliance audits. This transparent reporting provides tangible proof of your commitment to sustainable mobility.

Today, 80% of the Mondayshare fleet consists of fully electric vehicles from leading manufacturers (Tesla, Renault, Peugeot, Fiat). Our roadmap targets 100% electric vehicles by 2028, progressively deploying charging infrastructure across client sites.

The remaining 20% are plug-in hybrid or combustion vehicles, maintained in the fleet for specific use cases: long-distance journeys (over 300 km), areas with limited public charging coverage, or occasional needs for extended range.

For every client, we propose a tailored energy transition plan with increasing electrification targets year on year and real-time emissions tracking.

At Mondayshare, no vehicle is scrapped. Our second-life program follows a comprehensive circular economy approach with three reuse pathways.

First, cross-client redeployment: a vehicle at the end of its cycle with one client is reconditioned (130-point inspection, mechanical and cosmetic refurbishment) and redeployed in another client's fleet. Second, employee resale: your staff can purchase a fleet vehicle at a preferential price with a complete, transparent maintenance history. Third, certified remarketing: vehicles are resold through professional channels with warranty and full traceability.

For electric vehicles, end-of-life batteries are recycled through certified channels in partnership with manufacturers, in compliance with European battery regulations.

Residual emissions from the Mondayshare fleet — meaning emissions produced by hybrid and combustion vehicles still in service, as well as embodied carbon from manufacturing — are offset through projects certified to internationally recognized standards (Gold Standard, VCS Verra). These projects cover reforestation, renewable energy development and forest ecosystem preservation.

Offset certificates are traceable and integrated into your personalized annual CSR report, detailing the projects supported and the volume of CO₂ offset.

Our primary strategy remains source reduction (electrification, pooling, route optimization), with offsetting applied only to residual, incompressible emissions. The goal is to achieve net-zero emissions across the entire fleet.

B2B car sharing is recognized by ADEME (France's Ecological Transition Agency) and numerous local authorities as a concrete, measurable lever for reducing corporate carbon footprint.

According to the 2022 National Car Sharing Survey conducted by ADEME and the 6-t research bureau, one shared vehicle replaces an average of 6 individual vehicles, generating multiple environmental benefits: fewer vehicles on the road, lower CO₂ emissions through electrification, freed urban space previously dedicated to parking, and reduced land sealing. Car sharing also contributes to the objectives of France's Climate and Resilience Law and the National Low-Carbon Strategy (SNBC).

By integrating car sharing into your CSR policy, you gain a quantified, verifiable indicator for your ESG reports and decarbonization commitments.