At drivingyourdream we bring you a complete list of Car manufacturers of Switzerland, since we know almost all car brands in the world. We're dedicated to low volume car brands and to offer free automotive design courses.

In 2016 we did the world largest list of all car brands in current production; maybe you didn't know how many car brands are there in the world, but there are currently more than 3.300, and now we try to keep it updated. It is a rather laborious work, of constant investigation, for which we greatly appreciate the collaboration of others, since it is hard for us to follow all sources of information.

Switzerland had about 6.2 million vehicles traveling its streets in 2019. About 2% of the working population works in sectors related to the sale of automobiles. Swiss inhabitants obviously favored purchasing German vehicles. Four out of five cars sold in Switzerland are from German brands. 

Some of its best-known and most iconic brands in Swiss automotive history are Monteverdi, Enzmann and Sbarro.
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There are currently 26 brands in our list of Swiss car manufacturers, although new brands are constantly emerging.

We hope you will discover many new car brands made in Switzerland, and even totally unknown car brands before you see this post. If you want to add any, please write to us if you know any brand missing on the list

Without further ado, enjoy the Swiss Car brands List

1. ​Aebi
2. Brusa
3. Catecar
4. Eleca
5. Elextra
6. Horlacher
7. Hicotec / HC
8. Kyburz
9. Microlino
10. Minelli
11. Monotracer / Peraves
12. Morand
13. Mowag (GDELS)
14. Novidem
15. Picasso
16. Piëch
17. Protoscar
18. Pure
19. Quant / NanoFlowCell
20. Rebellion
21. Rinspeed
22. Sam
23. Sauber
24. Softcar
25. Stromboli
26. Weber

Brusa, Weber, Protoscar and Minelli produced vehicles some years ago, but they aren't currently in production. Although the companies are still active with other product lines.

Eleca, Pure, Picasso and Electra are in the rendering phase
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Wolf Racing Cars has just released his brand new Sport Prototype single-seater Sport Prototype, the Wolf Extreme. It's fitted with a new aspirated V8 engine with a power of 650 horsepower and a weight of 620 kg. 

The name of this car comes from Wolf Racing Cars, which set the concept of weight reduction, high downforce and power to the extreme. Thanks to the addition of a carbon fiber chassis, certified safety structure and Halo device, the best performance is combined with very high safety standards. 

Wolf Extreme is the first car produced after an agreement with Ford Motor Company. The V8 engine is combined with a brand-new transverse gearbox, tailored by Wolf’s engineers
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Enjoy the launch video:
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