Chameroy (France) - AllCarIndex

Automobiles Chameroy was a French automobile manufacturer that operated from 1907 to 1911. The company was based in Le Vésinet, France, and was primarily known for its production of light cars and voiturettes.

Chameroy's vehicles featured single, two-, or four-cylinder engines and utilized a unique variable belt drive system, which eliminated the need for a traditional gearbox or differential. While the company produced automobiles, it gained more recognition for its non-skid tires, which were considered a significant innovation at the time.

Despite its brief existence, Automobiles Chameroy contributed to the early automotive industry in France, focusing on practical and efficient vehicle designs. The company ceased operations in 1911, marking the end of its production of automobiles.