Twocar

Twocar is a term used in diverse contexts to refer to a configuration or concept involving two cars. It does not have a single universal definition, but appears in transportation planning, branding, and popular culture.

In transportation and logistics, twocar often describes a dual-vehicle arrangement intended to increase capacity, reliability, or flexibility. In rail, a two-car or twocar unit denotes a train composed of two linked cars; in road-based operations, it may refer to paired vehicles deployed as a unit within a fleet or service model. The precise meaning depends on the sector and region.

In branding and product naming, Twocar has been used as a model name or marketing label by various manufacturers and sellers. The term does not point to a single, widely recognized model, and specifications and availability vary by product and market.

In media and fiction, "Twocar" can appear as the name of a vehicle, project, or concept within a game, film, or story. These uses are fictional or provisional and separate from real-world products.

See also: two-car, tandem, two-seater, twin-vehicle concept.