Presidents of international and national firms, directors of associations dedicated to the automotive and electromobility sector, CEOs and specialists are part of this special delivery of Mobility Portal España.
On July 10, the “Top 50 eMobility influencers on LinkedIn” came to light and today we doubled the bet with the launch of the 100 most prominent executives.
Can you already imagine who occupies the first positions?
Some names that we have already seen in our previous rankings are repeated, as well as new figures are strongly positioned.
But as happens in the world of electromobility, things on social networks change very quickly.
The commitment to communication through the largest professional network becomes increasingly important and this does not go unnoticed by executives in the Spanish eMobility world.
Denying fears, communicating corporate news and sharing experience are just some of the things that can be seen when scrolling through “the feed” of some of these figures.
But the most important thing is the network of contacts that they build every day on LinkedIn.
Without further ado… we present the five profiles that earned their spot in Mobility Portal España’s ranking in this edition.
Position 1: Antonio Espinosa de los Monteros
The young entrepreneur already has more than 70 followers on LinkedIn and has a career marked by sustainability.
Known by some as the “Spanish Elon Musk” and by others as a “top voice” of the professional platform, Antonio Espinosa de los Monteros, CEO of Liux, occupies first place in this ranking of eMobility influencers.
He is at the head of the brand of electric cars produced largely from plant materials, positioned as one of the great promises of the national electromobility sector.
Every day he shares posts about the brand he leads with his professional network, but he also writes multiple entries related to sustainability and the labor market.
But also, the problems of the EV world are not left out of his perspective.
Position 2: Wayne Griffiths
The second place in this “eMobility ranking” could not be occupied, neither more nor less, by Wayne Griffith s, CEO at SEAT and CUPRA, with 39,445 followers.
In previous editions he was positioned at the top of this list, but in this installment he was displaced by the CEO of Liux.
He is a “rebel with a cause,” as he defines himself in his profile.
Griffiths began his career working in his father’s car dealership, before studying International Management and German in Leeds.
He has always been linked to the Volkswagen group and today, he is also president of ANFAC, the Spanish association of car manufacturers.
His posts on LinkedIn speak directly to a large audience, focused on the news that the entrepreneur can provide about the companies he leads.
Position 3: Ferran Menescal Miralles
Third place goes to Ferran Menescal Miralles, Sales Manager Iberia at KEMPOWER, with more than 30,000 followers.
He has a degree in Chemical Technical Engineering from the UPC University of Barcelona and in recent years has focused on facilitating the decarbonization of transportation to build a more sustainable environment.
In his daily activity on the social network, he announces the initiatives of the company where he works, provides news from the sector and also conducts trivia to find out eMobility preferences, in terms of cars and trends.
Position 4: Gastón Fenés
Fourth place this time goes to Gastón Fenés, CEO and Founder of Mobility Portal Group.
The entrepreneur has more than 10 years of LinkedIn presence and 16 years of experience in the world of sustainable mobility and renewable energy, which has led him to cultivate a professional network that already exceeds 27,000 people.
Throughout his life he has created news portals for the sectors in which he is immersed, he has organized events, among other networking activities, and he has not lost focus on his journalistic work.
And all this is reflected in each of his posts.
He shares his experiences, as well as news from the world of eMobility and clean energy.
Position 5: Laura Ros Verhoeven
Laura Ros Verhoeven, Group After Sales Managing Director at Volkswagen Group Spain Distribution, is the next one on this list of “LinkedIn eMobility influencers”, with a total of 24,000 followers.
She is considered one of the most influential women, and one of the few, within the automotive world and the eMobility world.
The current head of Volkswagen Spain is very knowledgeable about the sector where he has developed professionally all his life.
He has gone through almost all areas of work, from planning, selling and reviewing cars.
“I have been in one of the most exciting sectors in the world for more than two decades, promoting innovation as an engine of change in the way we move,” he comments in his profile description.
Influence not only in the virtual professional network, but also outside it.
Therefore, she has recently been invited by the platform to be part of its network of “influencers,” almost two years ago.
And now, the complete list of the 100 most influential profiles in the eMobility world of Spain:
Ranking position | Influencer | Followers | Company |
1 | Antonio Espinosa de los Monteros | 71337 | Liux |
2 | Wayne Griffiths | 47744 | Seat |
3 | Ferran Menescal Miralles | 30612 | Kempower |
4 | Gastón Fenés | 27345 | Mobility Portal Group |
5 | Laura Ros Verhoeven | 24202 | Volkswagen Group España Distribución |
6 | José Miguel Aparicio | 19113 | AUDI |
7 | Arturo Perez de Lucia Gonzalez | 18348 | AEDIVE |
8 | Candido Garcia Blanco | 18152 | Barter |
9 | Pere Soria Alcazar | 17986 | CIRCUTOR |
10 | Albert Torras | 17468 | CIRCONTROL |
11 | Miguel Carsi | 17241 | Toyota |
12 | Jon Macías Santiago | 16693 | Edison Next |
13 | Xavier Alvarez Domenech | 16523 | Endesa X Way |
14 | Timo Buetefisch | 16199 | Cooltra |
15 | Gerardo Pérez Giménez | 16057 | AECDR |
16 | Tomás Villén | 15758 | PORSECHE |
17 | Javier Izquierdo López, Ph.D. | 15405 | AEDIVE |
18 | Juan Pablo Cantos Rojas-Marcos | 14832 | Iberdrola | bp pulse |
19 | Mercedes García García | 14532 | Renault Group Iberia |
20 | José Vicente de los Mozos | 13894 | INDRA |
21 | Leopoldo Satrústegui Pérez de Villaamil | 13177 | Hyundai Motor España |
22 | May López Díaz | 11961 | EMPRESAS POR LA MOVILIDAD SOSTENIBLE |
23 | Alberto Olivera | 11579 | Smarts España |
24 | Adriano Mones Bayo | 11198 | Phoenix Contact / AEDIVE |
25 | Enric Asunción | 10702 | Wallbox |
26 | Borja Moreno Candau | 10546 | ZeemGO |
27 | Mikel Palomera | 10544 | SEAT / CUPRA |
28 | José María Galofré Ragel | 10458 | Volvo Car España |
29 | Eduardo Dívar | 10401 | Ka España |
30 | Carlos Sanchez Sanz | 10212 | Kia España |
31 | Emilio Herrera | 9484 | Kia Iberia |
32 | Isabel Reija | 9182 | Amrop España |
33 | Juan Luis Barahona | 9127 | Feneval |
34 | Ángel L. Estrella | 8923 | Karsan |
35 | Flavia Moreno-Barberá | 8814 | Smart Spain |
36 | Borja Carabante | 8788 | Ayuntamiento Madrid |
37 | Olga rybakova | 8771 | Vega chargers |
38 | Andres Guevara de la Vega | 8624 | bp España |
39 | David Muñoz Tirado | 8560 | Ford |
40 | Francisco (Paco) Casas | 8414 | emovili |
41 | Sara Aagesen | 8198 | Secretary of State for Energy |
42 | Joan Hinojo | 7845 | CIRCONTROL |
43 | Jorge Ríos Cortés | 7753 | Etecnic |
44 | Francesc Corberó Vinyals | 7519 | Nissan Iberia |
45 | Marta Blázquez | 7487 | FACONAUTO |
46 | Iñigo Trasmonte García | 7459 | BYD |
47 | Adam Horton | 7393 | Tesla |
48 | Sebastian Fleischhacker | 7336 | Spirii |
49 | Bruno (Mateus) Coimbra | 7332 | Mercedes-Benz |
50 | Jordi Gazo | 7324 | FLOOX |
51 | Jose Manuel Tirado | 7195 | CIRCUTOR |
52 | Jose Manuel Tirado | 7183 | CIRCUTOR |
53 | Imanol Rego | 7113 | Irizar Group |
54 | Carlos Sotelo Rosell | 6992 | Silence |
55 | Roberto Giner | 6952 | Octopus Energy España |
56 | Xavier Castellsagué | 6442 | Endolla Barcelona |
57 | Carlos de Luis | 6405 | Seat |
58 | Jon Asin | 6263 | BeePlanet |
59 | Max Hausmann | 6028 | etecnic |
60 | Laura Goncalves | 6027 | Powerdot |
61 | Jaime Barea Navamuel | 6019 | Ganvam |
62 | Paco Pérez Botello | 5983 | Volkswagen Group España Distribución |
63 | Uliana Torkunova | 5894 | LetMeCharge |
64 | Javier Martínez Ríos | 5824 | EDP |
65 | Joan Orus | 5739 | QEV TECHNOLOGIES |
66 | Elena Bernárdez Llorente | 5713 | Endesa X Way |
67 | Ricard Puiggròs | 5696 | emovili |
68 | David Huete Maestre | 5304 | zunder |
69 | Miguel Cabaça | 5149 | Arval |
70 | Felipe Fernández Aramburo | 5116 | Uber |
71 | Xavier Cañadell | 5086 | Wallbox |
72 | Miguel Cabaça | 5085 | ARVAL |
73 | Iban Fontcuberta | 5008 | Vega chargers |
74 | Manuel López Riego | 4945 | Grupo Concesur |
75 | Moises Barea | 4943 | Wallbox |
76 | Daniel Boluda | 4917 | Huawei Spain |
77 | Rosa Caniego | 4884 | Jeep y Opel |
78 | Josep M. Serra | 4817 | Floox |
79 | Germán Agulló | 4601 | GDV MOBILITY |
80 | Luciana (Lula) Aguilar Hermida | 4436 | We Drive Women |
81 | Rebeca Torró | 4367 | Secretaria de Estado de Industria |
82 | Stéphane Le Guével | 4209 | POLESTAR Iberia |
83 | Adolfo Rebollo | 4196 | Ingeteam |
84 | Alfonso Nogueiro | 4195 | GANVAM |
85 | Pedro Garcia | 4165 | SAIC Motor |
86 | Rocío González- Berenguer | 4102 | CEPSA |
87 | Teresa Romo | 4088 | Northgate |
88 | Ines Jaén Fernández | 3959 | Charge Guru |
89 | Alberto Cantero Delgado | 3815 | WENEA |
90 | Rafael del Río | 3741 | AEDIVE |
91 | Jacobo Kalitovics | 3375 | tmb barcelona |
92 | Javier Lázaro | 3228 | Xcharge |
93 | Miguel Ángel Jiménez Belinchón | 3207 | AEDIVE |
94 | Daniel Pérez Gutiérrez | 3172 | ZUNDER |
95 | David Vallespin | 3021 | Eranovum E-Mobility |
96 | Diego Gago Bugarín | 2994 | beBartlet |
97 | Alvaro Vázquez Suárez | 2959 | ABB |
98 | Allard Sellmeijer | 2909 | ionity |
99 | Jose Lopez-Tafall | 2668 | ANFAC |
100 | Javier Osoro Andrade | 2523 | OMODA España |