Cedre

Cedre LLC, formerly Société Seve - Cedre, was a French manufacturer of automobiles. Cedre was Réussite des Entreprises d' Études pour la for Centre Développement et la.

Company History

François Guerbet presented a prototype in 1974 and founded in 1975, the company Société Seve - Cedre in Sainte -Croix- Volvestre. In 1979, along with the name change to Cedre SARL, the production of automobiles began. The brand name was Cedre. 1987 production ended.

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The company introduced microcars forth with electric motor. The prototype from 1974 was called both Mini 1 and soubrette.

In 1975 the Midinette, which was produced in series from 1979. For driving an electric motor provided with 1.2 kW. The top speed was given as 50 km / h and range of 60 km. The body of polyester had sliding doors and offered a person place. The length was 180 cm and width 88 cm. The vehicle was a tricycle with a single front wheel.

There was also a model whose engine had 5 kW.

A particular model presented the Fünfrad 5x5 Solaire dar.

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