SoFlow

SoFlow, a Swiss company established in 2015 by co-founders Manuel Hug and Zi Fong Giang, operates in the micromobility sector. The company's headquarters are in Flawil, Switzerland, with additional branches in the Netherlands and the USA, and a production facility in China. SoFlow's establishment in the growing micromobility market, which is estimated to have a compound annual growth rate of over 12% from 2021 to 2026, positions it as an early participant in this expanding field.

The company's business is segmented into two primary areas: Personal Mobility and Industrial Mobility. For the personal market, SoFlow develops, manufactures, and sells a range of electric vehicles directly to consumers, with a significant focus on e-scooters. The industrial segment provides mobility solutions for businesses, featuring products like "The Mover," designed to improve efficiency in large facilities such as warehouses, airports, and factories by reducing employee transit time. Revenue is generated through the direct sale of these products via their global e-commerce platform and partnerships with online distributors.

SoFlow's product line includes a variety of e-scooters, e-bikes, and e-boards. Their e-scooters, such as the SO1, SO2, and SO4 models, offer different specifications to cater to various user needs. Features across the range include motors from 325W to 500W, varying maximum speeds and ranges, and both electronic and mechanical braking systems. Many models are foldable for portability and include displays for speed and battery life, as well as connectivity to a SoFlow app for additional functionalities. Some models, like the So4 Pro Gen 2, incorporate features such as removable batteries and integrated turn signals. For industrial clients, "The Mover" is a robust, tilt-proof vehicle with a high load capacity and replaceable batteries for continuous operation.

Keywords: micromobility, e-scooters, personal mobility, industrial mobility, electric vehicles, Swiss engineering, urban transportation, e-commerce, last-mile solutions, sustainable transport