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Modularbox

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Finnish family-owned direct-to-consumer retailer of ATVs, electric mopeds, senior scooters, e-bikes and Finman tools, operating the Mönkijä Center online store.

Last updated September 27, 2026

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Overview

Modularbox Oy is a Finnish family-owned company founded in 2001, headquartered in Espoo along Kehä III, with a secondary site in the Harmaalinna industrial area of Pori. It sells a changing assortment of ATVs (mönkijät), other electric vehicles and mobility devices, tools, and Finman-brand work equipment. The company is notable in Finland for having been the first importer of lower-priced Asian ATVs, beginning with Loncin and Kazuma brand representations in 2003, followed by Taiwan Golden Bee and Loncin (marketed in Finland as Rally USA) in 2005. It sells vehicles directly to customers without a dealer network, supported by more than 150 contract service points across Finland, and also buys ATVs directly from customers through its direct-purchase portal. Its online store operates under the name Mönkijä Center (monkijacenter.fi), offering ATVs, electric mopeds, senior scooters, e-bikes, and accessories. The company began selling and marketing the Finnish Finman brand of tools in 2001, including knives, snow shovels, snow scoops, and later ATV accessories. In 2012 it participated in developing new sport models and body kits for Bellier mopeds, and between 2012 and 2019 it also traded used passenger cars under the name MB Auto. Modularbox remains an active private family business.

History

Modularbox Oy was founded in 2001 as a Finnish family business. Its main office is located in Espoo along Kehä III, with a secondary office in the Harmaalinna industrial area of Pori. In 2001 the company also began selling and marketing tools of the Finnish Finman brand, established in 1993, including knives, snow shovels, and snow scoops, and later ATV accessories. Modularbox was the first company in Finland to import lower-priced Asian ATVs. In 2003 its first brand representations were the ATV manufacturers Loncin and Kazuma. By 2005 its representations included Taiwan Golden Bee and Loncin, the latter marketed in Finland under the name Rally USA. In 2012 Modularbox participated in developing new sport models and body kits for Bellier mopeds. Between 2012 and 2019 the company also traded used passenger cars under the name MB Auto. The company sells vehicles to customers without a reseller network and maintains more than 150 contract service points around Finland. It also buys ATVs directly from customers through its direct-purchase portal. Its online store operates as Mönkijä Center, offering ATVs, electric mopeds, senior scooters, e-bikes, and accessories, with brands including TGB, Loncin, Rally USA, and Pyrkijä.

  • 2012

    Participates in developing new sport models and body kits for Bellier mopeds.

  • 2012

    Begins trading used passenger cars under the name MB Auto (until 2019).

  • 2005

    Brand representations include Taiwan Golden Bee and Loncin, marketed in Finland as Rally USA.

  • 2003

    First ATV brand representations: Loncin and Kazuma.

  • 2001

    Modularbox Oy founded as a Finnish family business; begins selling and marketing Finman-brand tools.

Products and positioning

Direct-to-consumer value retailer of Asian and Finnish-branded mobility products, emphasizing competitive prices, fast delivery across Finland, and a nationwide service network.

  • ATVs (mönkijät)

    Sold under brands including TGB and Loncin, for work, utility, and leisure use.

  • Electric mopeds

    Rally USA electric mopeds, including cabin models.

  • Senior scooters

    Rally USA and Pyrkijä models, some with cabins.

  • E-bikes

    Pyrkijä e-bikes, designed, developed, and quality-controlled in Finland.

  • ATV accessories

    Includes domestic Finman snow plows and various trailers.

  • Finman tools

    Knives, snow shovels, snow scoops, and other work tools.

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