AIXAM 400 / 500 Revolution
In 1997, AIXAM launched a new “silent AIXAM” generation of microcars, which called Revolution.
AIXAM takes an even greater lead in terms of SAFETY by subjecting its vehicles to the full range of car safety tests (rear and side crash test etc).
It got a 400 cc diesel engine rated at 5.4 hp. This means you don’t need to have a driving license to use this car. Maximum speed is limited to 45 kph.
A brand new fiberglass body has modern for 90s bio design. There is a place for 2 inside and a place for luggage. Overall dimensions: 2585x1375x1365 mm. Curb weight- 350 kg.
There were 2 versions: AIXAM 400 and 500. The second one got a 469 cc diesel engine. Available in four trim levels – E. L, SL
AIXAM 400 / 500 Revolution videos
Aixam was founded in 1983 after it took over Arola, a quadricycle maker established in 1975. The 325D launched in 1984 and the 400D in 1985. The diesel versions use a Kubota two-cylinder 400 cc engine rated at 4 to 6 kW. Models limited to 45 km/h can be driven without a car licence in several European countries, including France, Germany and Spain, while in Britain they are classed as L7e quadricycles. Polaris acquired Aixam-Mega in April 2013.
| Maker | AIXAM |
|---|---|
| Country | France |
| Production years | From 1997 |
| Production status | Mass model |
| Type | Two-seat microcar |
| Engine | 400 cc diesel, 5.4 hp (500: 469 cc) |
| Dimensions | 2585 × 1375 × 1365 mm |
| Weight | 350 kg |
| Top speed | 45 km/h |
| Body type | Fibreglass |
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