Microlino is a Swiss company that specializes in the development and production of lightweight electric vehicles. Inspired by the design of the classic Isetta, the Microlino combines modern electromobility with a compact retro design. The vehicle is specially designed for urban traffic and places emphasis on sustainability, energy efficiency and user-friendliness. Microlino stands for innovation in the field of micromobility.
Microlino was founded in Switzerland in 2015 by Wim Ouboter and his sons Merlin and Oliver. Inspired by the iconic Isetta from the 1950s, the Microlino was intended to offer a modern answer to urban mobility problems. The vision was to develop a compact, energy-efficient vehicle that combined the charm of times gone by with contemporary technology. After several development phases and optimizations, the first model was launched on the market in 2022. Today, the Microlino represents a new approach to electromobility that combines sustainability, design and functionality.
The Microlino is a lightweight electric vehicle that has been specially developed for urban traffic. With a range of up to 230 kilometers, a top speed of 90 km/h and a cargo capacity of 230 liters, it combines practicality with driving pleasure. The vehicle is available in different variants, which are characterized by different ranges and design options. Thanks to its unique retro look and the front door, which is reminiscent of the Isetta, the Microlino clearly stands out from other electric vehicles and appeals to environmentally conscious city dwellers in particular.
Microlino attaches great importance to sustainability and efficiency. The vehicle is made predominantly from recyclable materials and, thanks to its low weight, requires less energy than conventional electric cars. The company is pursuing the goal of making mobility more environmentally friendly and resource-saving without compromising on comfort and style. With its combination of design, functionality and environmental awareness, the Microlino represents a modern and sustainable alternative for urban transportation.