Cochot / Cochotte (France) - AllCarIndex

Cochot-Cochotte was a French automobile manufacturer active from 1899 to 1901, founded by G. Cochot in Paris. The company specialized in producing small vehicles known as voiturettes, which were designed for urban transportation.

The Cochot voiturettes were available in two configurations: a tandem two-seater, which was steered from the rear seat, and a side-by-side two-seater. Both models were powered by a 2.5 horsepower single-cylinder engine, which was manufactured by Cochot himself. This engine was connected to the rear axle, providing the necessary power for the vehicles.

In addition to the voiturettes, Cochot later developed a larger model known as the LUTECE, which featured a four-cylinder engine. However, the company ceased operations shortly after its inception, marking a brief but notable chapter in the early history of French automotive manufacturing.