Le Dauphin was a French cyclecar designed by engineer André L. Dauphin, who presented the vehicle in Paris in the spring of 1941. It was conceived as a light two-seater with tandem seating, offered in two versions: a pedal-driven model that could be fitted with an auxiliary 100 or 175cc two-stroke Zürcher engine, and an electric version powered by a Coroller 2 hp motor drawing on Dinin accumulators rated at…
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