What role does SIXT Denmark play in the mobility market?
SIXT Denmark is part of the global SIXT network, which operates in more than 105 countries. In Denmark, the company offers flexible mobility solutions for both private and business customers. The conversation places SIXT Denmark within a broader shift from car ownership towards access-based mobility.
What themes shape the conversation about Danish passenger transport?
The conversation looks at how passenger transport in Denmark is developing for people in cities, rural areas and international travellers. A central question is how flexibility and access will shape future mobility systems, especially as transport needs differ between customer groups and locations.
How is sustainability addressed in the discussion?
Sustainability is addressed through the climate footprint of the mobility sector and SIXT Denmark’s environmental responsibility. One focus is the company’s ambition to move to a fully electric passenger fleet by 2030. The conversation also raises the opportunities and hurdles connected to electrification.
How are customer expectations changing?
The conversation explores how expectations and mobility habits have changed over the past two decades among both private and corporate customers. It also asks whether the idea of owning a car is becoming less central as flexible mobility solutions become more important.
How does the session frame the future of mobility?
The session frames mobility as a sector in transformation: from combustion engines to electric fleets and from ownership to access. It highlights a market shaped by sustainability, customer needs and flexible transport models.
What is the basis for the conversation?
The session took place on 29 April. Andreas Wenzel hosted Henrik Isaksen, CEO of SIXT Denmark, in an “A Coffee with” format. The conversation is based on Henrik Isaksen’s professional experience and on SIXT Denmark’s role as part of the global SIXT network. Henrik Isaksen brings more than 35 years of experience in Danish and international mobility. He has held leading roles at Mercedes Leasing Europe and GE Capital and has founded companies including AutoLease, Clever, GreenMobility and SIXT Denmark. He has led SIXT Denmark for more than 20 years.