This is a list of automobile current and defunct automobile manufacturers of the Czech Republic (and Czechoslovakia and Bohemia).
Current manufacturers[edit]
- Praga (1907–present)
- Škoda Auto (1925–present)
- Kaipan (1992—present)
- Gordon Roadster (1997-present)
- MWM (2017–present)
- Sigma Motor (2018-present)
Foreign manufacturers building in the Czech Republic[edit]
- Hyundai Motor Manufacturing Czech (2008–present)
- Toyota Peugeot Citroën Automobile Czech (2002–present)
Former manufacturers[edit]
- 4ekolka (2016) (prototype only)[1]
- Aero (1929–1947)
- AKA (1925)[2]
- AM (1948)[3]
- Aspa (1924–1925)
- Avia (1919–present) (no longer manufactures cars)
- Gatter Autowerk Reichstadt (1930–1937)
- Hoffmann & Novague (2008–2021)[citation needed]
- Innotech (1992, prototype only)[4]
- Jawa Moto (1919–present) (no longer manufactures cars)
- Laurin & Klement (1895–1925) (replaced by Škoda Auto)
- MTX (1969–present) (no longer manufactures cars)
- Ocelot Auto (1994–2010)
- Reichenberger Automobil Fabrik (1907–1916, acquired by Laurin & Klement)[5][6]
- Rösler & Jauernig (1896–1908)[5][7]
- Stelka
- Tatra (1850–present) (no longer manufactures cars)
- Velorex (1950–1971)
- Velox (1906–1910)[5][8]
- Walter Fiat (1911–1954) (Walter Aircraft Engines)
- Wikov (1918–1945)
- Zbrojovka Brno (1924–1937)
See also[edit]
References[edit]
- ^ "4ekolka (Czech Republic)".
- ^ "AKA (Czech Republic)".
- ^ "AM [3] (Czech Republic)".
- ^ "Innotech (Czech Republic)".
- ^ a b c Šuman-Hreblay, Marián. (2007). Encyklopedie automobilů : české a slovenské osobní automobily od roku 1815 do současnosti (Vyd. 1 ed.). Brno: Computer Press. ISBN 978-80-251-1587-9. OCLC 212833530.
- ^ "RAF [1] (Czech Republic)". ACI. Retrieved 2022-06-13.
- ^ "Rosler & Jauernig (Austria)". ACI. Retrieved 2022-06-13.
- ^ "Velox (Austria)". ACI. Retrieved 2022-06-13.
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