Aixam

Also known as Aixam-Mega

Aixam-Mega () is a French automobile manufacturer based in Aix-les-Bains, Savoie. It was founded in 1983 to make microcars following the acquisition of Arola. On 11 April 2013, US based Polaris Industries announced that it had acquired Aixam-Mega from previous owners Axa Private Equity.

Key facts

Company.name: Aixam-Mega
Company.logo: Aixam logo.svg
Company.logo_size: 150px
Company.type: Private
Company.location_city: Aix-les-Bains, Savoie
Company.location_country: France
Company.key_people: Olivier Pelletier (managing director)
Company.industry: Automotive microcars
Company.products: Automobile
Company.owner: Polaris Industries (44%)
Company.production: 19,131 vehicles (2023)
Company.revenue: €198.6 million (2023)
Company.net_income: €36.6 million (2023)

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Wikidata facts

Instance of: organization
Official name: AIXAM MEGA
Country: France
Headquarters: Chanas
Owned by: Polaris
Revenue: 116537100
Legal form: société par actions simplifiée
Official website: www.aixam.com
Image: Ets Philippe Renaut2.jpg

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Commons category: Aixam vehicles
inception: 1983-09-19
product or material produced: car
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History
Aixam mechanics
Models
Current
Minauto range
Emotion range
eAixam range
Aixam Pro utility vehicles
Mega
Former
Aixam
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==History== thumb|left|Aixam 400 thumb|left|Aixam A.741 thumb|right|Aixam Crossover GTR thumb|Aixam eCoupé GTI, electric motor, a 2024 model The company can trace its history back to the establishment of Arola in 1975, which was acquired by Aixam in 1983 out of administration. In 1984, Aixam launched the new 325D, followed by the 400D in 1985.

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