Omnobil, 1922, electric cyclecar built in Wasseralfingen

[grobmotorix]

Who knows this car?

[grobmotorix]

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[kwgibbs]

Is this a single-seater?

[grobmotorix]

There was a single seater and a tandem seater with two seats in a row.

I cannot tell you which one we have here, but I think it may be the 2-seater tandem car.

[ropat53]

Looks like a Prinz Heinrich style Wanderer

[kwgibbs]

looks European for sure,it has a rather odd shape?

[grobmotorix]

Looks like a Prinz Heinrich style Wanderer

The Wanderer was a huge car in comparison to this one, I´m sure.

And it is a decade younger.

looks European for sure,it has a rather odd shape?

It is, and yes - the shape is odd, indeed.

[ropat53]

Is it a child's car or pedal car?

[grobmotorix]

It may appear like a children´s car.

But times were hard after the lost WWI in Germany.
So this was of course another (failed) attempt to reach automobility for the masses.

[targhediferro]

Is it perhaps the german Koco, from about 1922?

[grobmotorix]

It´s not the Koco.

[4popoid]

This puzzle is driving me nuts!  I KNOW that I saw this picture while I was working on Wendax's recent Omikron puzzle, but now, after spending countless hours, I simply can't find it again.  I'm not going to give up yet, but to ease the pain, I need to ask a question.  Because I can't see a radiator, or air cooling vents, is this car electric?

[grobmotorix]

Because I can't see a radiator, or air cooling vents, is this car electric?

Yes it is electric.

This puzzle is driving me nuts!

Sorry...

[4popoid]

I can't find a confirming photograph, but how about a: 1921/22 Kaha by Elektomobilwerke Kaha GmbH, Wasseralfingen, Germany?

Edit: Oh, never mind.  I just remembered to check the solved puzzles, and discovered Allemano's № 868.

Let's try instead for a: 1922 Omnobil.

[grobmotorix]

 

It is indeed the 1922 Omnobil! Also built in the small town of Wasseralfingen.

[Wendax]

It is indeed the 1922 Omnobil! Also built in the small town of Wasseralfingen.

The Omnobil was the successor to the Kaha.

[pnegyesi]

Here's an article from Automobil Flugwelt, 1922

[grobmotorix]

Thank you.