France · founded 1983

Aixam Model History

France's leading quadricycle maker since 1983 — two-seat diesel and electric microcars built in Aix-les-Bains, no standard licence required in many EU markets.

8 models

The complete catalog

Models

325 D
Aixam's first production quadricycle (1984) — a compact two-seater powered by a Lombardini diesel, setting the template for every Aixam that followed.
Microcar · 1984–1997
400 D
The bigger, faster sibling to the 325 D — a 400 cc Kubota-powered quadricycle that could reach 75 km/h and required only a basic licence.
Microcar · 1985–1997
400 / 500
Aixam's modernised mid-generation range — the Revolution (1997) and Evolution (2000) updates brought fresh styling and Kubota Z402 diesel power to the core two-seat quadricycle.
Microcar · 1997–2008
Crossline
Aixam's largest and tallest model — an SUV-styled quadricycle first shown at the 2006 Paris Motor Show that has remained in continuous production.
Microcar · 2006–present
City
Aixam's core urban quadricycle since 2008 — a compact two-seater offered in diesel and electric form, updated across the Sensation and Emotion ranges.
Microcar · 2008–present
Scouty
Aixam's rugged, open-top quadricycle (2005–c.2013) — a removable hardtop, raised suspension, and off-road styling distinguished it from the urban City.
Microcar · 2005–2013
Coupé
Aixam's style-led two-seat quadricycle with a fastback roofline — unveiled in 2012, offered in diesel and electric (e-Coupé GTI) forms.
Microcar · 2012–present
Minauto
Aixam's value entry range (2017–2026) — Access, GT, and Cross variants offered the licence-free quadricycle formula at the lowest price point, succeeded by the Easy range.
Microcar · 2017–2026

Other makes

Models

325 D

400 D

400 / 500

Crossline

City

Scouty

Coupé

Minauto