View full sizeMark Hatten, center, sits in his Messerschmitt microcar at the 2012 Great Pacific Northwest Microcar/Minicar Extravaganza. The Messerschmitt is one of two iconic microcar models.

This fun, deeply researched piece in Ars Technica looks at the history of microcars - tiny little vehicles designed to carry ...

The Microcar Market is experiencing significant growth, driven by rising demand for compact, energy-efficient vehicles in urban areas. These cars offer practical solutions for congestion, lower ...

Other popular microcars, such as the Citroen Ami, have taken a similar path and reached success with over 30,000 units sold. With a target price of €8,000 (approximately US $8,300), ...

Joining a rapidly expanding field of microcars is Slovakia-based startup Patak Motors, which aims to revolutionize electromobility with an innovative light transporter called the Rodster. Don't ...

This relatively unknown car builder from Athens, Ohio, produced a microcar from 1946 to 1970. It's called the King Midget, and, as the name suggests, it was designed to resemble a midget racer.