Charlon

The Société des Automobiles Charlon was a French manufacturer of automobiles and commercial vehicles.

Company History

The company from Argenteuil began in 1905 with the production of automobiles and commercial vehicles. The brand name was Charlon. 1906 production ended.

Rolling stock

The smallest model in the range was a model with a single-cylinder engine, 6 hp and belt drive. The license came from Mahout. There was also a model with a two-cylinder engine and 12 hp and three four-cylinder models from 16/20 CV to 40/50 CV. The largest model had chain drive, the other via shaft drive.

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