What Flux Mobility does

Flux Mobility AG is a Swiss vehicle manufacturer founded in April 2021 and headquartered at Klosterstrasse 34, Winterthur. The company designs, develops, and produces light electric commercial vehicles built on MAN chassis, offering what it describes as the broadest portfolio in the segment: Kastenwagen (box van), Einzelkabine (single cab), Doppelkabine (double cab), and Sonderfahrzeuge (special vehicles). Core technology is a proprietary electric drivetrain integration around a 112 kWh battery delivering up to 480 km WLTP range (approximately 320 km real-world under full payload), 2,500 kg payload, and 3,500 kg towing capacity, supplemented by in-house developed systems including a first-to-market fully electric all-wheel drive (190 kW), electric power take-off (ePTO up to 56 kW), AC power output (up to 40 kW), high-voltage extended operation (HV-Weiterlauf), regenerative braking, and a proprietary weight-compensation technology that preserves standard B-license drivability despite electrification. Charging is supported via 130 kW DC fast charging (100 km in 15 minutes) and 22 kW AC overnight charging.

Flux Mobility sells directly to enterprise and government customers in Switzerland and Germany through a consultative, configuration-based quoting process supported by test-drive events, TCO comparison tools, and dedicated sales staff. Named customers include Electrolux, Keller-Frei AG, City of Winterthur, Zivilschutz Basel, Swiss Police, smARTec, TRANS CYCLE, and Tiefbauamt Basel-Stadt and Winterthur; in March 2024 the company entered a strategic partnership with German ambulance and special-vehicle manufacturer WAS (Wietmarscher Ambulanz- und Sonderfahrzeug GmbH) to co-develop electric ambulances for European deployment. Revenue is generated primarily through hardware sales of vehicles and spare parts, supplemented by electrification/conversion services and an optional general-contractor upfitting service; pricing is quote-based and not publicly disclosed, with Swiss EnAW subsidies (CHF 130 per reduced ton of CO2) available to buyers. The company has 11-50 employees, received undisclosed industrial investment from PCS Holding in June 2022, appointed a new CTO in March 2025, and operates a partnership ecosystem spanning MAN, WAS, EnAW, SENS eRecycling, and PET-Recycling Schweiz.

Name

Flux Mobility

Legal name

Flux Mobility AG

Website

https://fluxmobility.ch

Company type

Private

Founded year

2021

Operating status

Operating

Headcount range

11–50 employees

Short description

Flux Mobility AG is a Swiss electric light commercial vehicle manufacturer founded in 2021 in Winterthur, building electrified vans, chassis cabs, and special vehicles on MAN platforms for municipal, emergency-services, construction, recycling, and logistics fleets in Switzerland and Germany.

Ownership category

akta.pro rank

Headquarters

HQ city

Zürich

HQ country

Switzerland

HQ region

Europe

Offices1 record

Markets served

GTM type

B2B

Offering type

Hardware or Manufacturing

Cost components

Supply Chain, Personnel, Operations, Technology or R&D, Marketing or Sales

Revenue model

1. Electric Vehicle Sales: Primary revenue stream from sale of electric light commercial vehicles including Kastenwagen (vans), Einzelkabine (single cab), Doppelkabine (double cab), and special purpose vehicles. Vehicles are sold with extensive customization options including various chassis weights (3.5t, 4.25t, 5.0t, 5.5t), drivetrain options (rear-wheel drive, all-wheel drive), and specialized upfitting. Pricing is configuration-based and quote-driven.
2. Vehicle Electrification & Conversion: Conversion services transforming conventional diesel chassis (primarily MAN-based) into electric vehicles. The electrification process takes approximately 7-10 days and includes installation of electric drivetrain, battery, and associated systems.
3. Spare Parts & Components: Sales of replacement parts, batteries, and components for electric commercial vehicles. Batteries with capacity below 70% can be repurposed for second-life applications such as renewable energy storage before recycling.
4. General Contractor Services: Optional general contractor service coordinating vehicle upfitting through selected body builders, streamlining the procurement process for customers who prefer single-source responsibility for completed vehicle delivery.

Pricing tiers

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels3 records

Marketing channels6 records

Core offering

Flux Mobility AG develops and produces light electric commercial vehicles based on MAN chassis at its Winterthur facility. The portfolio includes Kastenwagen (box vans), Einzelkabine (single cab), Doppelkabine (double cab), and Sonderfahrzeuge (special vehicles) configured for municipal, emergency services, construction, logistics, and recycling applications. Vehicles are sold through direct enterprise and government sales with configuration-based pricing, and the company also provides conversion services, spare parts, and optional general contractor coordination for upfitting.

Product overview

Flux Mobility AG develops and produces the broadest portfolio of light electric commercial vehicles in the market, based in Winterthur, Switzerland. The core product line consists of four main vehicle types: Kastenwagen (box van), Einzelkabine (single cab), Doppelkabine (double cab), and Sonderfahrzeuge (special vehicles). All vehicles are built on MAN chassis and electrified at Flux's Winterthur facility. The platform offers modular customization through add-on systems including the fully electric all-wheel drive (190 kW), electric power take-off (ePTO up to 56 kW), and AC power output (up to 6.0 kW). Special vehicles extend into purpose-built configurations for ambulance, fire service, police, and recycling applications. The vehicles feature 112 kWh battery capacity, up to 480 km WLTP range (320 km real-world), 2,500 kg payload, and 3,500 kg towing capacity. Charging solutions include DC fast charging (130 kW, 15 min for 100 km) and AC standard charging (22 kW, 6 hours for full charge).

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

• Kastenwagen (Electric Box Van) Electric box van built on MAN chassis with up to 480 km WLTP range, 2,500 kg payload capacity, and 3,500 kg towing capacity. Available with rear-wheel drive or all-wheel drive configurations for commercial and municipal fleets.
• Einzelkabine (Electric Single Cab) Electric single cab chassis vehicle suitable for various body configurations including box bodies, flatbeds, and specialized equipment. Offers up to 480 km WLTP range with modular customization options for fleet operators.
• Doppelkabine (Electric Double Cab) Electric double cab vehicle offering seating for multiple passengers with combined cargo transport capabilities. Designed for applications requiring both passenger capacity and payload functionality such as crew transport.
• Sonderfahrzeuge (Electric Special Vehicles) Customized electric special-purpose vehicles including fire trucks, ambulances, police vehicles, and recycling trucks. Built on Flux's modular platform with individual configuration options for specific operational requirements of emergency services, recycling, and municipal customers.
• Elektrische Ambulanz (Electric Ambulance) Electric ambulance vehicle developed in partnership with WAS, featuring 112 kWh battery, up to 320 km real-world range, HV continuation system for equipment power, and specialized climate control for patient comfort. Targeted at European emergency medical services operators.
• Elektrisches Feuerwehr Fahrzeug (Electric Fire Truck) Electric firefighting vehicle with all-wheel drive option, up to 130 km/h top speed, and configurations for optimal interior space using the SuperSingle concept. Features include stationary heating and 3.5-ton towing capacity for fire service operators.
• Elektrisches Polizeifahrzeug (Electric Police Vehicle) Electric police vehicle with configurable options including front light bars integrated into design, HV continuation system, stationary heating, and climate control for crew compartments. Top speed of 130 km/h for dynamic driving performance.
• Elektrisches Recycling Fahrzeug (Electric Recycling Vehicle) Electric recycling vehicle with electric power take-off (ePTO) up to 56 kW for operating equipment like cranes, pumps, and compactors. Built on 5.5t chassis for maximum payload capacity for recycling operators.

Quantifiable outcome

• CO2 emissions reduced by approximately 7x over vehicle lifetime compared to diesel equivalents
• +7 more outcomes

Named customers10 records

Segments5 records

Ideal customer profiles5 records

Technology focussed Yes

API detail

Has API

No

API docs

API detail

Core technology

AI maturity

App detail

Feature8 records

Partnerships

Five partnerships are on record, tiered flagship, minor and core.

• WAS (Wietmarscher Ambulanz- und Sonderfahrzeug GmbH)flagshipStrategic or Co-development Partner · 12 March 2024Strategic partnership for joint development of electric emergency vehicles. WAS, a leading German manufacturer of ambulance and special vehicles, integrates Flux's electric chassis with their specialized lightweight electric box bodies. Vehicles developed in Winterthur (Switzerland) are completed in Emsbüren (Germany) with the goal of developing first-class electric emergency vehicles for the European market and beyond. Two electric ambulances deployed at major German fire department from autumn 2024.
• EnAW (Energieagentur der Wirtschaft)minorOthersEnAW (Energy Agency of the Swiss Economy) offers subsidy programs for companies transitioning to electric vehicles. Flux customers can apply for funding through EnAW's vehicle and trip efficiency program, receiving CHF 130 per reduced ton of CO2.
• SENS eRecyclingminorOthersSENS eRecycling is a Swiss Foundation recognized by FOEN (Federal Office for the Environment) as an expert in sustainable recycling of electronic equipment. Flux Mobility is a SENS partner, ensuring proper end-of-life recycling for vehicle batteries and electronic components.
• MAN (Truck & Bus)coreTechnology or IntegrationFlux Mobility uses MAN chassis as the base platform for their electric commercial vehicles. MAN provides the foundational vehicle architecture which Flux electrifies with proprietary drivetrain, battery, and control systems.
• PET-Recycling SchweizminorGTM or Marketing PartnerCollaborative roadshow partnership for promoting electric transport solutions in the recycling sector. Joint event in October 2024 showcased electric small semi-trailer trucks for PET bottle collection.

Scale indicators10 records

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights6 records

Direct peers

• Workhorse Group: US manufacturer of electric light- and medium-duty commercial vehicles, including last-mile delivery vans. Comparable on electric LCV focus and fleet/government customer base, though more US-centric.
• Lightning eMotors: US-based fleet EV conversion specialist for commercial vehicles and vans. Closely comparable business model of electrifying existing chassis for fleet customers with similar go-to-market through municipal, logistics, and emergency-services channels.
• Quantron AG: German-based converter of commercial trucks and vans to electric and hydrogen powertrains. Most directly comparable to Flux on the 'convert diesel chassis to EV for commercial fleets' model, with overlapping DACH customer base and product range.
• Arrival: UK-based EV manufacturer focused on electric vans and buses for commercial fleets. Comparable product category (light commercial electric vehicles), customer segment (logistics, municipalities), and European market orientation.
• Volta Trucks: European electric truck startup (now restructured) that built purpose-built zero-emission commercial vehicles for urban logistics fleets. Comparable as a European EV commercial-vehicle OEM targeting fleet decarbonization.
• Motiv Power Systems: US company producing electric chassis for medium-duty commercial vehicles (step vans, box trucks, buses). Directly comparable on 'electric chassis for commercial upfitters' business model, similar to Flux's chassis-and-body partnership approach.
• Tevva Motors: UK-based manufacturer of electric medium-duty trucks targeting fleet operators. Comparable on building purpose-built EV commercial vehicles for municipal, logistics, and emergency-services customers, though at heavier weight classes than Flux.

Broad incumbents

• Mercedes-Benz Vans: Global OEM producing eVito and eSprinter electric vans competing for the same European fleet buyers. Broader portfolio and dealer/service network, but less customization depth for emergency and municipal use cases than Flux.
• Stellantis Pro One: Stellantis's commercial-vehicles business unit producing Citroën ë-Berlingo, Peugeot e-Partner, Fiat E-Doblò, and Opel Vivaro-e electric vans. Targets overlapping SME and fleet buyers across Europe with high-volume product.
• Ford Pro (E-Transit): OEM division producing the E-Transit electric van for European commercial fleets. Competes for the same logistics, municipal, and last-mile delivery customers but with mass-market positioning rather than niche specialization.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat6 records

Key risks6 records

Key highlights7 records

Customer concentration

Revenue estimate

Valuation estimate

Number of profiles

Profiles6 records

Funding overview

Funding rounds1 record

Investors1 record

Funding detail is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

M&A

Investments

M&A and investment is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

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