Peugeot

Peugeot, a cornerstone of French industry, began producing bicycles in 1882, leveraging its expertise in steel manufacturing. By 1886, Peugeot Cycles had introduced a range of models, marking the start of a rich history in cycling innovation and competition.

Throughout the 20th century, Peugeot became synonymous with competitive cycling, sponsoring professional teams and achieving significant victories in events like the Tour de France. The brand's bicycles were known for their reliability and performance, with models such as the PX-10 becoming iconic among racers and enthusiasts.

In the 1970s and 1980s, Peugeot expanded its range to cater to the growing popularity of cycling, offering a variety of models for different disciplines. The company's commitment to innovation continued, embracing new materials and technologies to enhance performance.

Today, Peugeot Cycles remains a key pillar in Peugeot's mobility strategy, with a specific focus on the electric revolution, offering a diverse range of bicycles that blend tradition with modern technology.

For more information, visit Peugeot Cycles Official History.