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Hungarian Small Cars: Complete A–Z List

Hungary has a surprisingly rich history of small cars, prototypes and home-built vehicles. This page lists small cars from Hungary.

Browse the list alphabetically and open a model page for photos, history and specifications. To explore by maker instead, use the catalog A–Z.

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Hungarian Small Cars: Complete A–Z List

Alba Regia

In 1955, the Hungarian Ministry of Metallurgy and Machine Industry commissioned three engineers: Ernő Rubik,...
Hungarian Small Cars: Complete A–Z List

Alma 903 Cabrio

Alma is a Hungary-made small car manufactured by Papa’s brothers as a hobby car for young people and...

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Hungarian Small Cars: Complete A–Z List

Balaton

After Schadek János had lost interest in his “child”, the Úttörő, the prototype was sent to...

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Csaszi

Csaszi

József Császár, the car mechanic from Pilisszentivan (Hungary) drew its first vehicle at the age of 14,...
Csaszi-2

Csaszi-2

The simple but impressive the first Csaszi prototype caught the attention of a construction company that...

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Hungarian Small Cars: Complete A–Z List

Favorit by László Vörös

As early as 1947, László Vörös made a three-wheeled family motorcycle, which ran for three years. Then he...
Grosz Ferenc 3-wheeler

Ferenc Grósz Dwarf Car

In the late 1950s, Ferenc Grósz from Hungary and his older son, Ferenc Grósz Jr., made another small car....

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Gitta

Gitta

In 1958, István Karika, a small craftsman from Budapest, made a three-wheeled miniature car. It was named...
Győr Mezőgép Puli

Győr Mezőgép Puli

During the period 1949-1950, the mechanization of agriculture, agricultural machinery repair and component...

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Hungarian Small Cars: Complete A–Z List

Hodgep Puli

The story of the Puli microcar from Hungary is novel and spiced with typical elements of the enterprise of...

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Ikarus Tecoplan Leo

Ikarus Tecoplan Leo

Ikarus. This famous automobile brand is known for its buses that most of us have had the chance to ride on,...
Imre Dongo Car

Imre Dongó’s city car

Imre Dongó, teacher of Bercsényi Miklós Vocational Secondary School and Grammar School in Győr, was a...
Imre Vogl home bult car

Imre Vogl home built car

After WWII the Soviets prohibited the East-European countries to produce passenger cars. In 1953 Hungary...
Hungarian Small Cars: Complete A–Z List

István Domoszlai 3-wheeler

Currently, this three-wheeled small car built in Debrecen by István Domoszlai is located in Budapest. The...

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Lopakodo

Lopakodo

This home built buggy was made in 1997 by an artisan from Sárospatak (Hungary) with a “skillful hand”....

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Pajtás

Pajtás

This plastic-doomed for all-around visibility, a three-wheeled bubble car Pajtás was built by Pál Fodor, an...
Pente 500

Pente 500

At the end of World War II, approx. in 1944 János Pentelényi started designing a small car. In 1945, while...
Pente 600

Pente 600

János Pentelényi, learning from the mistakes of the Pente 500, made the larger and more powerful Pente 600...

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Robix

Robix 500 W / 1000 W

In the 1980s, the Robix Mezőgazdasági Gépgyártó Vállalat, which was formed from the Veszprém-based...

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Sigma 650

Sigma 650

Sigma 650 was a prototype of a city car created by József Csathó in the 80s. As a student at the University...

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Tiny 70

Tiny 70

As part of the 1968 transformation experiment known as the new economic mechanism in Hungary, the Electricity...

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Úttörő

Úttörő

In 1953, the Ministry of Metallurgy and Mechanical Engineering planned to manufacture a vehicle with a...

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City-Cart 1974

Varga Zsolt City-Car

Race engine mechanic, tuning master, designer – Zsolt Varga did a lot in his tragically short life. He...
Varga Zsolt Kangaroo

Varga Zsolt Kenguru

Varga Zsolt last hopeful work was Kangaroo. The development of the electric car, which can be driven from a...
Varga Zsolt Mono-el

Varga Zsolt Mono-el

Another cool project of Varga Zsolt was this three-wheeled scooter for one-person called the Mono-el. It had...
Vellák

Vellák

József Vellák from Nagykanizsa learned the locksmith’s profession in 1919 in the locksmith shop of...
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