The smallest production car in the world is the Peel P50




The smallest production car in the world is the Peel P50, a tiny three-wheeled car originally manufactured on the Isle of Man in the United Kingdom from 1962 to 1965. It is recognized by Guinness World Records as the smallest production car ever made.

Interesting facts about the Peel P50 1.37 m

Length 99 cm

Width 59 kg

Original weight

* Seats: One adult, plus a shopping bag.

* Engine: A tiny 49 cc petrol engine in the original version.

* Top speed: Approximately 60 km/h for the original model.

* Wheels: Three.

* Reverse gear: The original had no reverse gear; you could maneuver it using a handle at the back.

* Production: Only around 50 original examples were built.You can see more information and pictures on the official [Peel Engineering website](https://www.peelengineering.com/?utm_source=chatgpt.com)

Did you know? There is also a one-off roadworthy car that is even smaller than the Peel P50, built by Austin Coulson. Guinness lists it at just 126.47 cm long, but it is not a mass-produced car.

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