Voisin Laboratoire
| Industry | Automotive |
|---|---|
| Founded | 1924 |
| Founder | Gabriel Voisin |
| Headquarters | France |
| Products | Racing automobiles |
The Voisin Laboratoire was a racing automobile developed by Gabriel Voisin, who was recognized as a pioneer in aviation prior to the First World War. This car stands out due to its groundbreaking engineering and design, which were heavily influenced by Voisin's expertise in aeronautics.
This model has received attention in leading French periodicals such as Causeur and Challenges. In 1995, The Washington Post characterized it as possessing "the excited but dated feel of a Futurist manifesto," highlighting its distinctive role in the history of automotive innovation.
See also
- Voisin Type C6
- Voisin (aircraft)
- Avions Voisin