Designing the Future: How Will Fan is Turning Electric Mobility into a Lifestyle

With sustainability as the main priority, Will Fan is determined to show this notion surface. According to the Canadian Entrepreneur, the future is sleek and electric.

By Harry EvansPublished 9 months ago • 3 min read

Will Fan, founder of EMOBILY

The Canadian entrepreneur's journey began where Vancouver's natural beauty confronts technological aspirations. He was born in the year 1989 and was involved in a childhood filled with cars, creativity, and innovation. Fan's escapade lasted from corporate finance, oil company, blockchain, and digital marketing—industries that sharpened his eyes for emerging opportunities and taught me to create from nothing—until he finally stepped into the EV space.

This open-minded worldview was weaved into the project of electric mobility. EMOBILY was conceived in 2021 as more a mission than even a real factory for vehicle manufacturing; he aimed to create a lorry for emotions, one that stroked their spirits and did not just travel in an austere practical manner.

"We shouldn't have to choose between progress and beauty," Fan is often quoted saying about EMOBILY. This thought leads to the imprint of intelligent design all through its products, from microelectric vehicles to middleware charging infrastructure.

A landmark moment is the collaboration of the Bugatti brand with the firm, which resulted in an electric scooter embodying speed, sophistication, and sustainable engineering. Finished with high-quality materials such as magnesium alloy, the scooter delivers performance as gracefully as it does in form. This ride is not just a few meters to reach; it is a statement about who you are. It echoed Fan's philosophy that sustainability can become, and should be, aspirational.

Fan prioritizes human connection over mere scaling in the marketing and distribution of any given product in the automotive world. His vehicles are more than just machines: they are inseparable from an identity, a culture, an aspiration. According to him, "Mobility is how you define yourself in arriving at a destination," emphasizing personal transactions brought to life along the way.

EMOBILY has had its reach extended through major strategic partners like Foxconn, UPS, and Acer. Facilitated while working with these collaborators, the company beats all the trends produced in the sector, ensuring both operational excellence and aesthetics come through down to the last product: Paraphrasing Fan—that if innovation pops up or technology event is just fun!—it's a mere wasted perception.

However, Fan's vision for the world goes beyond his enterprise with work also shaping sustainable transport across continents through his engagements at Solo Automotive Inc. Vehicles are no longer confined to cool neighborhoods; they service regions around the North Americas, Europe, and Asia, changing the means of how the world moves.

He is invited, time and time again, to global stages for his leadership. He has twice spoken at the TEDx, participated as a delegate to the United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP28), and has consulted on multiple Canadian trade and innovation initiatives. The limelight-acquired name was hardly to be found for mere innovation but also for mentoring—he is built on success by lifting others and supporting startups, as well as mentoring young entrepreneurs with experiences drawn from personal implications.

Fan's fascination with art, craft, and design has no bounds that cease at transportation. Whether working with fashion houses on tech-integrated wearables or counseling luxury fashion designers on sustainable innovation, one thing is constant: he is forever erasing that fine, ambiguous line between utility and aesthetics. He is an ideator of a future where the everyday gadgets should not just be efficient but also emotionally inspiring, where interactions with technology are genuine, great, and give comfort.

He is not only building the future; he is making it feel humane, interesting and understanding. His approach signifies the humanization of innovation; the future of mobility is to be admired and embraced. For him, the EV revolution is not just about technological necessity; it's a cultural shift that redefines how we represent ourselves and connect with the world around us.

Interior view of EMOBILY’s electric vehicle factory

The world is bustling with a lot of automobile startups vying to capitalize on the next big thing in electric vehicles. Fan is the lone soul among them who is simply not playing that game; he is constructing stories, allowing progress not only to mean efficiency but the enrichment of our lives as well. To him, the path forward should not only be green but also graceful.

As the world lies midway in strategic sustainability innovation, Will Fan and EMOBILY have reset a new standard: where luxury meets responsibility and every journey feels as equally inspiring as the destination.

In many ways, Will Fan stands as the next chapter in entrepreneurship itself, which celebrates the virtues of beauty, culture, and community as underlying forces for technological triumph. His work is a reminder that the future will no longer be that alienating and cold, but rather will be fast, intelligent, sustainable, and stylish.

Will Fan represents a path to the future for many in the industry, where very exciting ideas drove innovation forward.