Inside Mobility Global, Inc.’s journey through automotive data and software

Mobility Global became a standalone public company in July 2026 when it was separated from S&P Global, but the businesses inside it have much older automotive-data roots.

How Mobility Global, Inc. developed

Its portfolio includes brands and datasets descended from R.L. Polk, CARFAX, automotiveMastermind and Market Scan. Polk’s history reaches to the nineteenth century, while decades of vehicle-registration, valuation and market data formed the foundation for modern software and analytics services.

Mobility Global, Inc. in 2026

By September 2026, Mobility Global traded independently on the New York Stock Exchange under the MBGL ticker and provided automotive data, software and intelligence services.

The separation created a new public company from assets that had long sat inside larger information groups, showing how specialised data businesses can become more strategically valuable as software and analytics markets mature.

Information was checked against public company material, regulatory filings and reputable independent reporting where available, using sources accessible on 18 September 2026.