France · founded 1980

Microcar Model History

French pioneer of license-exempt quadricycles ('voitures sans permis') — born as a Jeanneau division in 1980, absorbed by Ligier in 2008, and discontinued in 2025.

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Virgo
Microcar's best-selling 1990s quadricycle — a 505 cc Lombardini-engined hatchback that represented the bulk of the brand's sales through 2003.
Microcar · 1996–2003
Model history
MC1 / MC2
Microcar's 2000s flagship quadricycle pair — the MC1 a two-seater and the MC2 a long-wheelbase four-seater, both powered by a 505 cc Lombardini twin.
Microcar · 2003–2009
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M.Go
The modern face of Microcar — a three-door quadricycle hatchback offered in petrol, diesel, and full-electric versions from 2009 onward.
Microcar · 2009–2025
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Dué
Microcar's final and most modern quadricycle — a three-door hatchback produced from 2013 until the brand's closure in early 2025.
Microcar · 2013–2025
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NewStreet
Microcar's small open-top roadster of the late 1990s — a stylish licence-exempt cabriolet aimed at younger urban drivers.
Microcar · 1996–2002
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Virgo

MC1 / MC2

M.Go

Dué

NewStreet