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Scooter Company Spin Grows After $100 Million Ford Purchase

December 12, 2018
Updated 3mo ago
As one of many scooter companies racing to the top, Spin says it's working to be the one that's here to stay. Euwyn Poon, co-founder and president of Spin, explains what makes Spin stand out from the competition after Ford's $100 million purchase.
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