Elge was a Belgian automobile manufacturer that operated briefly from 1912 to 1914. Founded by Rend Lambin and Robert Gendebien in Houffalize, the company derived its name from the initials of its founders. The Elge vehicles were powered by a 12/14 horsepower Fondu four-cylinder monobloc engine with a displacement of 2120 cc. Notably, the design featured an aluminum casing that protected the crankcase and gearbox, creating an appearance of unit…