Nilox become Inter's Electric Mobility Official Partner

MILAN - FC Internazionale Milano and the Italian outdoor sports technology brand Nilox announce that a partnership has been signed for the 2017-18 season. Nilox are the first Electric Mobility Official Partner in the club’s history. 

The new partnership will see Nilox represented in LED lights pitchside and on the big screens at the Stadio San Siro. They will also have an online presence on the club’s official site along with other activities. Furthermore, products from the DOC line (hoverboards, scooters, skateboards and electric bikes) will be the electric means of transport used by the Inter players to move around the city in a fun, flexible and green way. 

"We’re happy to welcome Nilox as our Official Partner for Electric Mobility," said FC Internazionale Milano’s Chief Revenue Officer Michael Gandler. "They’re a leader in the sector and we’re happy that they’ve chosen our club to boost their presence in football. We hope that this agreement will bring both organisations to a future rich in satisfaction." 

 We hope that this new partnership represents an important step for Nilox, to increase our brand recognition and awareness in our products on national and international levels. Also, we hope that this collaboration will bring synergy and future commercial opportunities," said Nilox Brand Director Michele Bertacco. 

Information on Nilox: 

Nilox (www.nilox.com) are a brand for outdoor technology and part of the Esprinet Group. Thanks to constant investment in research and marketing, Nilox has grown in recent years to become the number one Italian action cam brand in the world, and second for sales in Italy. With the DOC line which includes e-bikes, electric scooters, e-skates and hoverboards, Nilox have become a brand synonymous with electric mobility. The brand’s product line is completed by wearable devices, a business bag range and professional information solutions. Nilox products are distributed in Italy, Spain, Portugal, Germany, Greece, Belgium, France and the United Kingdom.