Exor was a German automobile manufacturer that operated in the early 20th century. Founded in 1923, the company was based in Berlin and was a subsidiary of Excelsior Machinen-GmbH.
The brand specialized in producing light cars, with its notable model featuring a 5/16PS four-cylinder Atos engine. Exor's vehicles were designed to cater to the growing demand for affordable and efficient transportation during the interwar period in Germany.
Despite its brief existence, Exor contributed to the automotive landscape of the time, reflecting the technological advancements and consumer preferences of the era. The company eventually ceased operations, and its legacy remains a part of the history of early German automotive manufacturing.
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