AutoWallis: Better Utilization of Synergies Between Branches

AutoWallis has moved to new offices. The region's leading car dealership and mobility company has found a new home in the Liberty office building, located at one of the capital's busiest transport hubs.

According to the announcement, the move is a significant step towards more efficient operations, which is an important part of the company's announced doubling strategy. By bringing the company's wholesale, retail, and mobility divisions, as well as the group's management, under one roof, the synergies between them can be better exploited. Beyond business considerations, the move also entails an organizational transformation, with AutoWallis, which has previously operated more as a group of companies, clearly seeking to transition to a corporate model. The functional and creative solutions of the new office, tailored to the company's needs, currently provide a comfortable and inspiring working environment for the 400 employees working at AutoWallis, but the spaces have been designed with potential expansion in mind.

AutoWallis, a leading car dealership and mobility company in the Central and Eastern European region, has set up its new headquarters in the Liberty office building on Könyves Kálmán körút. It took a year and a half for the company to plan, prepare, and carry out the move, which was necessitated by the reorganization of the group and the need to increase operational efficiency. The new location is the Liberty office building, a new building developed by Wing, also part of the Wallis group, which, with its BREEAM Excellent rating and other ESG solutions, far exceeds the standards required by today's office market. The building is powered entirely by green electricity and has a near-zero energy demand.

In line with AutoWallis' ESG strategy, sustainable operation was a particularly important consideration when selecting the lease. By eliminating travel between sites, not only time but also significant CO₂ emissions can be saved, so the move also contributes to the achievement of sustainability goals. During the move, attention was also paid to the existing furniture, 95% of which will continue to be used at the new location, while the remaining pieces were offered to employees or donated to charity.

With the new corporate headquarters, AutoWallis has reached another milestone in its doubling strategy. Bringing the business units under one roof can lead to significant operational savings, increased efficiency, shorter decision cycles, and faster development.