Electricar

Couillet was a French manufacturer of automobiles.

Company History

The company from Saint-Ouen began in 1919 with the production of automobiles. The brand name was Électricar. 1924 production ended.

Rolling stock

In the offer, the model car Bijou stood. This was a tricycle with single front wheel. One source describes it as Cyclecar. The open cockpit had room for one person. For driving caused an electric motor, which made 0.5 hp or 2.5 hp depending on the source. The top speed was specified at 12 km / h and range of 50 km.

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