Apollo was a German automobile manufacturer that operated from 1910 to 1927, initially established as A. Ruppe & Sohn AG in Apolda. In 1912, the company rebranded to Apollo-Werke AG, reflecting its focus on producing automobiles. The brand gained recognition with the introduction of the Typ B, designed by Karl Slevogt, which featured a 960cc overhead valve 4-cylinder engine, producing 14 PS. This model was soon followed by the Typ F,…