Microcar

Brand Overview

Microcars refer to a general term for small automobiles, and can also refer to the French microcar manufacturer Microcar. As a brand, Microcar is one of the main French microcar manufacturers, established in the 1980s.

Development History

The Microcar brand was established in the 1980s. It became a major brand in the European microcar market in the 1990s-2000s. In 2008, Microcar was acquired by the Ligier Group. Currently continues to operate as part of the Ligier Group.

Main Products

Primarily produces microcars and light four-wheelers. Products include Microcar M.Go, Microcar Dué, Microcar F8, etc. Vehicles comply with European L6e/L7e category regulations.

Technical Features

Microcar vehicles use small-displacement diesel or gasoline engines, with some models offering electric versions. Maximum speed is limited to within 45 km/h, and can be driven without a traditional driver's license.

Market Position

In the French and European microcar market, Microcar is one of the leading brands. It competes with brands such as Aixam, Ligier, etc.

Brand Status

Currently, Microcar, as part of the Ligier Group, continues to engage in microcar manufacturing business, providing products for the European market.