History of Biscuter Motor Cars / Automobiles

• 8.13.5. Biscuter  
  
  
• In the late 1940s Gabriel Voisin (French) designed a small car called the Biscooter. The license to build the vehicle was obtained by Autonacional S.A. 
  
  
• The first “Biscuter” car was launched in Spain in 1953 and was called the Series 100 or the “Zapatilla (little shoe)”. 
  
  
• The original models did not have doors, windows or a reverse gear.  In what year/model were windows and doors fitted?  
  
  
• It was powered by a one cylinder, 197 cc, two-stroke 9 hp (7kW) engine which supplied power only to the right front wheel.  
  
  
• The Biscúter car was produced for about ten years. When did production cease and how many were made?