Mobility opens up possibilities
Getting to work, training or an essential appointment: the project would start with everyday needs to find a suitable solution, including public transport or shared mobility when these make more sense.
Workshop, showroom, social mobility space, charging and greentech trials: the project aims to connect expertise in one place. Spaces, operations and location are under study with the stakeholders we seek to involve.

The Automotive Hub goes beyond a showroom. It envisages servicing, mechanics, bodywork, glass, tyres, vehicles, charging, advice and innovation. Their proximity would make coordination easier and keep the person’s needs at the centre.
Select an area to discover its purpose and related tools. This view illustrates the concept; layouts and floor areas remain to be confirmed.
Concept visual · layout to be confirmedMechanical work, preventive maintenance, tyres and service continuity. Technical expertise throughout the vehicle’s life.
Getting to work, training or an essential appointment: the project would start with everyday needs to find a suitable solution, including public transport or shared mobility when these make more sense.
A physical welcome point, a simple digital journey and information in French, English and Luxembourgish would aim to reduce barriers. The proposed premises would also need to support accessibility and private conversations.
Bringing a workshop, bodywork services, a showroom and advice together could improve coordination. Spaces and some resources could be shared, with clearly defined roles and responsibilities for everyone involved.
Preventive maintenance, appropriate repairs, used vehicles and suitable waste channels: the Hub aims to make sustainability part of practical decisions, while maintaining quality and safety requirements.
Tools to understand and compare, professionals to explain and guide. The future journey would combine digital independence with personal support, without reducing an individual situation to an automated result.
A missed service or breakdown can disrupt a household or a business. The project would prioritise follow-up, useful reminders and cost visibility, without promising that breakdowns or unexpected expenses can be eliminated.
Before choosing a vehicle, people need to know where, when and at what cost they can charge it. The Hub would offer practical guidance on feasibility, usable range and the constraints of each situation.
In the area selected for the hub, the project could connect residents, businesses, automotive trades, social organisations and startups. The ambition is to build cooperation, share skills and measure local usefulness before considering expansion elsewhere.
The hub starts with dialogue. Each stage should turn an intention into shared decisions with the people involved.
Clarify needs, spaces and feasibility. Listen to real needs before designing answers.
Bring professionals, institutions, social organisations and citizens together around practical contributions.
Consider a 12-month pilot once agreements, resources and reception arrangements are in place.
Measure use, accessibility and support quality. Improve before considering expansion.
Your expertise can move the next step forward. Timing will be agreed together, according to feasibility and the agreements reached.
Be part of the hubExplore the proposed spaces, the collaborations we seek and the suggested approach. The dossier presents a project under study and development: a basis for dialogue to bring stakeholders together.
Three languages, one project. A document for discussion and participation, with no contractual commitment.
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The project is envisaged in Luxembourg. The exact location remains under study and will depend on suitable space and the agreements to be developed. No visitor address has been announced.
Describe the space, access, current use and the terms on which it could be made available. Technical feasibility and agreements would need to be assessed before any installation.