Automoviles Espana was an automobile manufacturer based in Barcelona, Spain, founded in 1917 by Felipe Batlid y Godd, a member of a prominent Catalonian family. The company operated until 1928 and was known for producing a limited range of vehicles, primarily focusing on a few key models and prototypes. The company's most notable production was the Tipo II, which utilized a 24 horsepower, four-cylinder engine sourced from French manufacturer…