Atlantic AG für Automobilbau was a German automobile manufacturer based in Berlin, operational from 1921 to 1923. The company specialized in the production of a unique two-wheeled single-track vehicle, which was powered by a 1.8/6 PS air-cooled two-cylinder engine.
The design of the Atlantic vehicle allowed it to seat two passengers in a tandem arrangement. Notably, it featured small auxiliary wheels on the sides that could be lowered when the vehicle was stationary, providing stability and support. This innovative approach to vehicle design reflected the experimental nature of early automotive engineering during the early 20th century.
Despite its brief existence, Atlantic AG für Automobilbau contributed to the diverse landscape of early automotive development in Germany.
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