Ekamobil (Germany) - AllCarIndex

Ekamobil was a German automobile manufacturer active during the early 20th century, specifically from 1913 to 1914. The company was founded by engineer Erhard Brandis in Berlin.

Ekamobil specialized in the production of three-wheeled vehicles, which featured a distinctive design with a single front wheel. The vehicles were powered by a modest 6 horsepower engine, which utilized a combination of chain and shaft transmission to deliver power to the rear axle.

Despite its brief existence, Ekamobil contributed to the early automotive landscape in Germany, reflecting the innovative spirit of the time. The company ceased operations shortly after its inception, and its vehicles remain a lesser-known part of automotive history.