Sunbeam

Brand Overview

Sunbeam is a British automobile and motorcycle manufacturer, founded in 1888, headquartered in Wolverhampton, UK. The company produced automobiles and motorcycles in the 20th century, later merging into Chrysler Europe.

Development History

The company was founded in 1888 (bicycles). Produced automobiles in the 1900s. Achieved success in motorsports in the 1920s and 1930s. Became part of Chrysler in the 1960s. The brand was discontinued in the 1970s.

Main Products

Primarily produced automobiles and motorcycles. Classic products include Sunbeam Alpine, Sunbeam Tiger, Sunbeam Rapier, etc.

Technical Features

Sunbeam vehicles were known for their performance and British styling. The Tiger model was equipped with a Ford V8 engine, delivering strong performance.

Market Position

In the 20th century British automobile market, Sunbeam was one of the well-known brands.

Brand Status

The brand was discontinued in the 1970s, but Sunbeam, as part of British automotive history, has some value in the collector community.