German eFoil maker founded in 2017 by Franz Hofmann, a former Audi electric vehicle developer, and aircraft designer Christian Rößler. The company joined the Rosenxt Group in 2025.
Australian eFoil maker led by founder and CEO David Trewern. The first Fliteboard came out in 2018, and the Series 3 range covers boards, drives and batteries for beginners to advanced riders.
ULTRA L22.5 kg complete, 6.2 kg battery, up to 45 minutes foil time on Flitecell Nano, charges in under an hour
eFoil maker from Shenzhen, China, aimed at beginners, with inflatable boards, a built-in pump-jet propeller and a learning handlebar. Its Carbon eFoils won an iF Design Award.
Carbon 100L6 kW, 40 km/h, 2.43 kWh battery, 90 to 120 minutes, 10.5 kg board, 14.8 kg battery
French eFoil from Perpignan, developed by Chris Defrance of the paddleboard brand Redwoodpaddle. Batteries are made in Montpellier, and the foil is sold on its own or as a complete set with a board.
PWR Foiltake-off from 5 knots, top speed 20 knots (35 km/h), about 1.5 hours per charge, charges in 2.5 hours, 27 kg foil, mast and unit