Aixam

Aixam is a French manufacturer of microcars, also known as quadricycles. Founded in 1983, the company initially focused on producing lightweight, small vehicles that could be driven with a moped license in many European countries. This accessibility has made Aixam a popular choice for young drivers and those seeking economical urban transportation.

The company's product range typically includes models with small gasoline or electric engines. These vehicles are characterized by their compact size, low top speeds, and limited passenger capacity, usually seating two people. Aixam vehicles are designed primarily for short-distance travel, offering a lower-cost alternative to traditional cars, with reduced fuel consumption and often lower insurance costs.

Aixam operates primarily in the European market, with a significant presence in France, Italy, and other continental countries. The company has established a network of dealerships and service centers to support its customer base. While not a mainstream automotive manufacturer, Aixam has carved out a distinct niche in the microcar segment, appealing to a specific demographic and set of transportation needs.