List of microcars by country of origin

Aixam
Ardex
Bugatti supercharged 375 cc (half the size of a Bébé). Canceled when Ettore Bugatti died.
Early small engined Citroën 2CVs, in spite of passenger space and comfort.
Citroën Prototype C
Ligier BeUp
Microcar
Mochet 100 (1948) This was a revival of the 1924 Mochet cycle car or vélocar
Valle Chantecler, 1956, 125 cc.
VELAM Isetta, 1954–1958
Vespa designed in Italy, made in France 1957–1961
Willam

BMW Isetta
Brütsch Mopetta
Fend Flitzer
Fuldamobil N2, 1952–1955. Also made under licence in Chile (as the Bambi), Netherlands (as the Bambino), South Africa, Sweden (as the Fram King Fulda), Greece (as the Attica and also the Alta , India (as the Hans Vahaar) and United Kingdom (as the Nobel).
Glas Goggomobil
Goliath Pioneer (1934, three wheels)
Heinkel Kabine See also Trojan (UK)
Kleinschnittger (notably the Kleinschnittger F125 roadster)
Some Lloyds, made by Borgward, the Lloyd LP300s, of 1950, may have been small enough to be micros
Messerschmitt KR175
Messerschmitt KR200
Messerschmitt TG500 (Four wheeler)
Meyra 55, (1950)
Opelit Mopetta
Smart Fortwo
Spatz
Trabant
Zündapp Janus

Autobianchi Bianchina (Fiat 500 based)
Fiat Topolino
Fiat 500
Fiat 500 Zagato (1970)
Fiat Abarth Zagato, 750 cc, 850 cc Bialbero — (1957–early 1960s) exotic sports cars
Iso Isetta, 1953–1955
Lawil
Piaggio Porter Utility van.
Vespa 400
Zagato Zele 1000 (1976)

Main article: Kei car

The Sado 550 was a Portuguese microcar. Around 500 were produced from 1982 to 1984. Only a few dozen still circulate today.

David Torpedo 2 S

AC Clipper
Austin 7 (1922. Early post-war A30s and some early Minis were also called "Austin Seven".)
Berkeley Caravan manufacturers. Design by Laurie Bond.
Bond Bug 700cc four cylinder engine. Made by Reliant, Tamworth, Staffordshire.
Bond Minicar Villiers two-stroke engines. 1949-1965 Made by Sharps Commercials of Preston. Designed by Laurie Bond.
Cleco 1936-1940 Electric microcar. Also vans.
Frisky Wolverhampton.
Isetta Assembled in Brighton under license from BMW.
The high performance Morgan three wheeler, Triking Cyclecar and perhaps Lotus Seven should be mentioned, in spite of their larger engines.
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Opperman 1956-1959
Peel
Peel P50 (Made on the Isle of Man)
Peel Trident (Made by the same company as the Peel P50)
Power-Drive
Raleigh 1933-1936
Reliant Robin
Rodley 1954-1955
Russon 1951-1952
Rytecraft 1934-1940 Originally 98 cc later 250 cc. One was actually driven round the world in 1960.
Scootacar 1957-1965 Made by Hunslet in Leeds
Tourette 1956-1957
Trojan (Licence built version of the Heinkel)
Unique Motor Company QPod