Barrellier (France) - AllCarIndex

Barrellier was a French automobile manufacturer established in 1919, primarily known for producing three-wheeled vehicles designed for individuals with disabilities, particularly war veterans. The company specialized in creating invalid cars that catered to the needs of those who had been injured during World War I.

In addition to its focus on invalid cars, Barrellier also offered a model for general sale, which was a three-wheeled vehicle available in single- or two-seater configurations. These vehicles featured a horizontal twin engine located beneath the seat, which powered the vehicle through a two-speed gearbox and a worm final drive. The chassis was constructed using tubular materials, and the design included bicycle-type forks for the single front wheel. To enhance ride comfort, Barrellier utilized low-pressure balloon tires on its vehicles.