Klass Wagen appoints Răzvan Vedel to lead its new mobility division

Klass Wagen announces the launch of its Mobility Services division, offering flexible solutions for medium- and long-term car usage. Klass Wagen is launching the new division to develop and expand the mobility services available to both B2C and B2B clients. The services offered by the new division include flexible car subscriptions as well as replacement vehicles for clients involved in road accidents, covered through motor liability insurance (RCA).

To support the development of the new division, Klass Wagen announces the appointment of Răzvan Vedel as Chief Mobility Services Officer. A former Chief Sales Officer and Board Vice President at UniCredit Leasing, and previously Large Corporate Director at UniCredit Bank, with over 20 years of experience in banking and leasing, Răzvan Vedel will oversee the expansion of the mobility services portfolio and the growth of the client base across both B2C and B2B segments.

Romania is the primary launch market, with services planned to be gradually scaled in other European markets where the group is already present, including Portugal, Hungary, and Austria.

“I am joining the Klass Wagen team at a pivotal moment, as customers’ mobility needs are undergoing an accelerated transformation. Demand is increasingly shifting from ownership and traditional financing solutions toward usage, flexibility, and services that enhance the customer experience. Given the alignment between my professional experience and the company’s strategic direction in developing mobility services, I am confident that we can build relevant, flexible, and scalable solutions tailored to the current market realities. I am excited to join such a dynamic team at Klass Wagen at this important time”, says Răzvan Vedel, Chief Mobility Services Officer, Klass Wagen.

The launch of the Mobility Services division comes in the context of strong performance for the Klass Wagen group, which closed 2025 with a turnover of €70 million and aims to reach €80 million in 2026, supported by European expansion, the development of complementary business lines, and ongoing investments in digitalization and AI automation.