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Introduced in France in 1919 the Cyclauto was built by the Compagnie Francaise du Cuclauto. Power came from a 487cc water cooled 2-stroke side by
side vertical cylinder Sicam engine that was mounted at the front of the vehicle and drove the rear two wheels by a chain to an epicyclic gear on the counter shaft and then two belts running over pulleys to
provide the final drive. Later models were powered by 900cc Ruby 4-cyclinder engines.
The body of the vehicle was a tubular steel frame used for bicycles with steel panels attached to it. It also had a large collapsable hood. Production ceased in 1923.
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