In recent times important changes on how people move around the cities have been happening. The expression “smart mobility” can well describe it. This definition includes: technology, infrastructures (park slots, charging stations, traffic signs, vehicles), mobility solutions and people. The aim is to lower the traffic and pollution, to create smart traffic flows with no interruption, and also boost the economies of scale in order to give everyone greater access to mobility. As a matter of fact, energy consumption is by far the greatest source of CO2 emissions, with 76% worldwide. This includes, among others, road transportation with 12.5%. In this optic, European Union has set the objective of reducing by 30% the emissions compared to 1990, by 2030.