ASPA (Czechia) - AllCarIndex

ASPA was a Czech automobile manufacturer active from 1924 to 1929, based in Pribram. The company, officially known as Akciova Spolecnost Pribramske Automobilky, aimed to produce simple and lightweight vehicles by utilizing engines and electrical components sourced from various manufacturers.

The first model introduced by ASPA was a small four-seater passenger car in 1924, which was a successor to the earlier two-cylinder STELKA. This four-cylinder vehicle featured a 1327cc water-cooled engine that produced 15 horsepower, powering the rear wheels of a lightweight open tourer that weighed approximately 650 kg. Notably, the design included a single door located on the left side of the vehicle.

During its brief production run, ASPA managed to manufacture around 40 units of the Type B passenger car, along with a limited number of delivery vans and ambulances. The company’s operations came to an end in 1929, marking the conclusion of its contribution to the automotive industry.