Impéria [1]

BELGIUM

1906-1949

Brand Data

1906 – 1920

Company name: Automobiles Imperia
Place: Liege Nessonvaux, Liege, Nessonvaux
Country: Belgium

1920 – 1929

Company name: Automobiles Imperia SA Mathieu van Roggen
Place: Nessonvaux
Country: Belgium

1929 – 1935

Company name: SA des Automobiles Imperia-Excelsior
Place: Nessonvaux
Country: Belgium

1935 – 1949

Company name: Minerva-Imperia SA
Place: Nessonvaux
Country: Belgium

Impéria Automobiles was a Belgian car manufacturer that operated from 1906 to 1948, based in Nessonvaux, in the Trooz municipality of Liège. The company originated with the Ateliers Piedboeuf of Liège, whose first cars were designed by the German engineer Paul Henze and consisted of four-cylinder models ranging from 3 to 9.9 litres. A year after its founding, the company relocated to Nessonvaux and began production in the former Pieper…

Belgium · 1906-1949 · Associated with Adrian Piedboeuf, Arnold Couchard, Jules Springuel, Mathieu van Roggen, Paul Henze