Legal Name / Brand Names: Drivalia S.p.A.; Drivalia; CarCloud; E+Share Drivalia
Founded: 2022 as the brand; predecessor rental businesses are older
Headquarters: Turin (Registered Office) and Rome (Administrative Headquarters), Italy
Type: Rental and mobility subsidiary
Categories: Short-, medium- and long-term rental, car subscription, fleet management and car sharing
Markets: Europe and Morocco through country subsidiaries and branches
Parent: CA Auto Bank S.p.A., controlled by Crédit Agricole Personal Finance & Mobility
What is Drivalia?
Drivalia is CA Auto Bank’s European car rental and mobility brand for daily hire, longer rentals, subscriptions and car sharing. As a unified group, it connects airport and city rentals with fleet management, electric mobility and flexible access to vehicles. The Drivalia name was unveiled in 2022 after CA Auto Bank reorganized rental operations previously associated with Leasys Rent.
Drivalia products and services
Drivalia offers short-, medium- and long-term vehicle rental for private and business customers. CarCloud provides subscription access, while E+Share Drivalia is a smartphone-managed electric car-sharing service. Drivalia Mobility Stores support rentals, vehicle assistance, electric mobility, insurance and financial services. Products vary by country and legal entity.
Where does Drivalia operate?
CA Auto Bank operated across 20 markets at the end of 2025. Drivalia covers European markets and Morocco through subsidiaries or branches, with stores in cities, stations and airports. Year-end 2025 reporting recorded a Drivalia operational fleet reaching over 200,000 vehicles, advancing toward its 2026 milestone target of 300,000 units across long-term leasing, short-term hire and subscriptions.
Who owns Drivalia?
Drivalia S.p.A. is wholly owned by CA Auto Bank S.p.A. It sits above country companies including separate short-term rental and lease entities. CA Auto Bank is controlled by Crédit Agricole Personal Finance & Mobility, within Crédit Agricole Group.
Drivalia history and recent developments
– 2020: Leasys acquired the earlier Spanish Drivalia business
– 2022: The current brand was unveiled and rental entities were renamed
– 2023: Crédit Agricole Consumer Finance took full control of CA Auto Bank
– 2025: Year-end reporting confirmed a 200,000+ vehicle operational fleet across a 20-country footprint as part of CA Auto Bank’s strategic electrification and growth program
(Sources: Company financial reports, SEC filings, official press releases, and reputable news outlets were used.)
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