Kyburz Switzerland AG

Kyburz Switzerland AG is an electric-vehicle manufacturer founded in 1991 by Martin Kyburz and based in Freienstein, near Zurich, Switzerland. The company builds purpose-made electric vehicles for last-mile delivery and short-distance transport, aiming to replace combustion-engine vans and mopeds used by postal services, utilities and municipalities.

Its best-known product, the three-wheeled KYBURZ DXP, is used by national postal operators for mail and parcel delivery, alongside cargo and utility variants for industrial and municipal fleets. The company also runs an in-house battery recycling process that recovers most of the materials from retired vehicle batteries. Kyburz employs around 150 people and has delivered more than 30,000 vehicles worldwide.

1. DXP delivery vehicle: three-wheeled electric vehicle purpose-built for postal and parcel rounds.

2. Utility and cargo variants: configurable electric vehicles for municipal and industrial fleets.

3. Swiss manufacturing: vehicles engineered and assembled in-house near Zurich.

4. Battery recycling: proprietary process recovering most battery materials at end of life.

5. Fleet servicing: maintenance and spare-parts network supporting deployed vehicles.