Biscuter Voisin. 200A. 1957.

Voisin Biscuter. 200A. 1957.
Original, unrestored.
It includes the technical specifications and the owner’s documentation
It has been out of use for more than 5 years, stored in a garage.
Measurements: 113 x 280 x 100 cm.

Well-preserved original model of the iconic Voisin 207.5 Biscuter (model 200A, 197 cc, 1957), an elegant postwar microcar with a pearl gray body and red seats, part of the series of ultra-compact vehicles designed for affordable mobility in 1950s Europe. Manufactured in Spain under license from French engineer Gabriel Voisin, the Biscuter became an icon of affordable transportation following the Spanish Civil War and World War II. Equipped with a 197 cc single-cylinder engine, its design prioritized functionality over aesthetics, featuring a lightweight body and a simple construction. Although its performance was modest, its light weight allowed for agile maneuverability in urban environments.