When S&P Global’s automotive business spins off into a separate company, its brand will spin around, too.

What is currently known as S&P Global Mobility will become Mobility Global, the parent company announced. In a news release, S&P said it chose the name to reflect the new company’s “leadership in providing critical intelligence across the vehicle lifecycle to suppliers, OEMs, dealers and consumers worldwide.”

S&P announced its intention to turn its mobility business unit, which includes Carfax, automotiveMastermind, Polk Automotive Solutions and Market Scan, into a standalone public company last April. In July, Carfax CEO Bill Eager was selected to lead S&P Global Mobility and become CEO of the new company when the spinoff is completed.

“Mobility Global is the world’s standard for automotive intelligence, trusted by suppliers, OEMs, dealers and consumers,” Eager said. “It’s a position we earned over time through our commitment to innovation, transparency and a track record of our powerful brands delivering critical intelligence that enables confident decision-making.

“As we move toward our separation, we are excited to have a name that broadens the category and represents our continued focus on serving customers with the rigor and quality they have come to expect.”

The Mobility Global brand identity includes a new logo that will be introduced in connection with the planned separation.