About Horwin

Horwin is a visionary company that believes in the future of electric mobility. With a strong emphasis on innovation, quality, and reliability, Horwin combines the best of European demands and standards with China’s advanced technological developments in e-mobility. Their headquarters, located in China, serve as the hub for designing and producing vehicles, while their European sales center in Austria actively contributes to vehicle development. Horwin designs vehicles specifically tailored to the preferences and needs of European customers, focusing on larger bodyworks and implementing the highest standards in material quality, comfort, design, safety, and reliability. With their commitment to incorporating high-tech and practical innovations suitable for everyday use, Horwin vehicles bear their distinctive stamp.

Horwin’s Services

Horwin Europe GmbH, situated in Kammersdorf near Vienna, is an import-oriented company at the heart of Europe. As a subsidiary of Horwin Global, owned by the Wei Zhou family from China and the Heinzl family from Austria, their central task is the distribution of products to wholesalers and regional dealers across all European countries. Their comprehensive range of services encompasses the entire import and approval process, logistics, channel management, marketing, and after-sales support. From facilitating bulk ordering to achieve price advantages and managing customs procedures to ensuring compliance with European safety and legislation requirements, Horwin handles various aspects of import. They also excel in logistics, including daily handling of incoming deliveries, warehousing, stock-keeping, demand planning, and redistribution of vehicles and spare parts. With their technical training programs, after-sales support, and expertise in products, Horwin provides excellent service to their distributors and dealers. Moreover, Horwin prioritizes quality management, representing the market needs of Europe to producers, supervising marketing efforts, and regulating competition in European markets.