- Our Story - Delage company
Founded in 1905 by Louis Delage, the company commenced production with a single-cylinder De Dion-engined runabout, and within a few years, was offering multi-cylinder designs Then, Delage offered more and more high-end cars, becoming one of the most prestigious brands in automotive history
- Delage - Wikipedia
Delage is a French luxury automobile and racecar company founded in 1905 by Louis Delâge in Levallois-Perret near Paris; it was acquired by Delahaye in 1935 and ceased operation in 1953
- Delage is back from the dead to join the hypercar fray
France’s Delage, dead for nearly 70 years, is coming back from the grave in the form of this 1085-hp D12 hypercar The D12 mostly follows a standard formula, with a carbon-fiber tub and body, a massive internal combustion engine, and an electric motor thrown in to appease the emissions police
- The Maison Delage Paris
Delage is a French company that follows after the Parisian automobile company founded in 1905, based on the values of elegance, quality, tradition, and performance Leather crafts, upholstery and sheathing are at the heart of the House's know-how
- Delage D12 - Wikipedia
Delage D12 The Delage D12 is a hybrid street-legal sports car produced by the French automobile manufacturer Delage from 2022
- Delage: A Tale of Diligence - Amazing Cars and Drives
Delage is a French vehicle maker that has been around for over a hundred years Beginning as a fruitful race vehicle maker, they immediately moved their concentration to create luxury vehicles with a similar tender loving care and quality they had become known for
- Whatever happened to. . . the Delage D12? - Top Gear
Whatever happened to the Delage D12? About time France had a hypercar (besides Bugatti) Is this it? What is it? A resurrection of French marque Delage, which from 1905-1953 rivalled Bugatti
- Who we are ? - Delage company
Delage is one of the most iconic brands in automotive history First French brand of cars ever winning the World Championship of Grand Prix, Delage has also won legendary races such as indianapolis or Le Mans, et set many world records of speed
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