During the Global Mobility Call congress in Madrid, the city's public transport managers outlined their vision for the future. The Municipal Transport Company (EMT) is extending the night bus network and focusing on electrification, including the incorporation of hydrogen into EMT buses for self-produced energy. Metro de Madrid is investing in automation, acquiring new trains, and renovating infrastructure for driverless operations. The city emphasizes sustainability, efficiency, and technological evolution, with a strong focus on public-private collaboration and talent attraction. Madrid aims to create a cutting-edge public transport system that is more sustainable, efficient, and flexible, setting a global benchmark in urban mobility.