Audineau (France) - AllCarIndex

Audineau was a French automobile brand established in 1897 by the Parisian coachbuilder Paul Audineau. The company specialized in the production of voiturettes, which were small, lightweight cars designed for urban use. One of the notable features of Audineau's vehicles was the rear-mounted Pygmee engine, which contributed to the compact design and maneuverability of the cars.

Although the brand had a brief existence, it represented the early innovations in automotive engineering during the late 19th century. The focus on small vehicles catered to the growing demand for personal transportation in urban environments, reflecting the changing mobility needs of the time.