As part of its 90th edition, the Paris Motor Show 2024 unveils the “We can’t stop progress!” exhibition, celebrating major automotive innovations through twenty emblematic cars from the early 20th century to the present day. Discover a glimpse of the cars that have changed our daily lives and influenced progress in modern society:
- Peugeot Type 3:
The true ancestor of the modern automobile, the Type 3, is the first petrol-powered automobile to be industrially produced by Peugeot. It enabled a handful of curious rich people of the time to drive at the breathtaking speed of 20 km/h.
- Ford T:
With its assembly line, specialized operators and standardized components, the Ford T marked the transition of the automobile to the industrial era. Produced in 9 countries around the world, including France, the Ford T is the first “world car”.
- Citroen 2CV:
Initially conceived as a simple, economical car for French farmers, it became the icon of French country roads. It gave a large part of the population access to individual mobility.
- Renault Twingo:
With its playful design, bright colors and urban agility, the 1993 Renault Twingo brought a touch of fun to the city. Small but spacious, with its unique charm, it captured the hearts of city dwellers in search of practicality and style.
- Tesla S:
The 2012 Tesla Model S redefined luxury and performance with its impressive electric autonomy and elegant design. It proved that electric cars can rival combustion-powered models in terms of driving enjoyment and prestige.
- Peugeot Type 3:
More surprises await you there!