Allwin / Allwyn (United Kingdom) - AllCarIndex

Allwin Cyclecars was a British automobile manufacturer based in Bournemouth, Hampshire, active around the year 1920. The company was part of a small group of automotive enterprises that emerged in this seaside resort, alongside other notable brands such as PERFEX and URECAR.

The Allwin cyclecar was characterized by its unique engineering features, including an air-cooled engine. It utilized a distinctive final drive system that employed chains or belts leading to a differential-less rear axle. The design of the vehicle was notably narrow, which was typical of cyclecars of that era, aimed at providing a lightweight and economical mode of transportation.

Despite its innovative design, Allwin Cyclecars had a brief existence and is now a part of automotive history, representing the early 20th-century trend of cyclecar production in the United Kingdom.