Nanceene

The Société d' Nancéienne Automobiles was a French manufacturer of automobiles and trucks.

Company History

The company from Nancy began in 1900 with the production of automobiles and commercial vehicles. The brand name was Nancéienne. 1903 production ended.

Rolling stock

The opposed piston engines of the vehicles emerged after a license from Gobron - Brillié. For an engine power of 10 hp is called. The special feature of some engines was that they could be operated with alcohol instead of gasoline. A vehicle of this type won in 1901 the alcohol class of car race Paris -Roubaix. In the same year, a four-seat Nancéienne reached an average speed of 43 km / h the car race Paris-Berlin.

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