Richter was an early Australian automobile built in 1903 by Chris Richter of Hawthorn, Victoria. The car was notable for featuring an infinitely variable drive system, a technology that had been used in a few overseas vehicles but had not previously been applied in an Australian-built car. The vehicle was powered by an imported two-cylinder, air-cooled petrol engine paired with a friction disc drive. A control lever allowed the driver…
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