Can You Guess the Country of Origin of These Cars?

Over 100 years ago, Johann Puch first opened a bicycle manufacturing company in Graz, the second-largest city in Austria. The Puch 500 is the final model of his Puch car company. Production for the car ceased in 1974.

Race-car driver Tony Gillet built the Gillet Vertigo sports car, which is powered by Ford. The Gillet Vertigo achieved a world record for accelerating from 0 to 60 mph in 3.144 seconds.

TAC Motor's partnered with MotoCzysz, an EV manufacturer based in Portland, Oregon, to construct an eco-friendly version of the TAC Stark off-road vehicle. MotoCzysz is well known for having built the E1pc electric motorcycle.

The Voleex C10 is a Chinese car that Lite Motors in Sofia, Bulgaria manufactured. Great Wall, China's biggest privately owned car manufacturer, teamed up with Litex Commerce to form Lite Motors.

Founded in 1988, Campagna Motors was headquartered on Montreal's South Shore. The Canadian company built handmade, innovative three-wheeled vehicle designs. Campagna V13R is another popular trike vehicle.

Launched in 1862, Changan Automobile began producing cars in 1984. The Shanghai company owns 32 manufacturing plants and employs over 90,000 employees internationally. In 2015, Changan was the first Chinese company to sell one million autos in a span of one year.

Croatian automaker Rimac Automobili debuted its Concept One electric "supercar" design at the Geneva Motor Show. Four permanent magnet-electric motors power the vehicle. One magnet per wheel is positioned in the center of both wheel axles.

Released in 2019, the Skoda Superb is a plug-in hybrid, one of five pure EV models planned for release from the Czech automaker between now and 2025. The Skoda Vision E debuted at the Shanghai Motor Show in China, which is an important market for the company.

The 1,177-horsepower Zenvo TSR-S is a road-standard supercar with a functional "Centripetal Wing" that's active in two planes for more precise cornering grip. While taking corners, one part of the car's wing lifts to generate what Zenvo calls "centripetal force."

Finnish automaker Toroidion's 1MW concept car is marketed as a 100 percent electric "hypercar." The retro-design model decked with butterfly doors generates 1,341 horsepower and was debuted at Top Marques, a car show in Monaco, in 2015.

All enclosed vehicles manufactured by France's Aixam-Mega are actually four-wheeled quadricycles that can be operated in Europe without a formal driver's license. Aixam-Mega was established in 1983 and has two facilities in Chanas and Aix-les-Bains.

Germany-based Alpina crafts high-performance BMW vehicles like the Alpina B7. The car can accelerate from zero to 60 in a mere 4.3 seconds and comes equipped with a 4.4 liter TwinPower V8 engine.

The Bajaj Qute, an enclosed quadricycle, is branded as a safer alternative to auto-rickshaws. India's Bajaj Auto is set to release electric versions of the Qute and a string of three-wheeled models by 2020.

Iranian officials intended for every one of the country's citizens to own a Paykan, which was manufactured on the British Hillman Hunter assembly line. The state-owned Khodro car company purchased the British facility in 1966 and has sold millions of Paykan autos ever since.

Autocars, Israel's first carmaker, was based in Haifa. In the 1960s and 1970s, the company manufactured passenger cars with fiberglass frames, such as the Sussita, Gilboa and Carmel models.

Toyota affiliate Daihatsu Motor Co. spun the Naked model as a "kei" (or "light") concept car aimed at young outdoorsy types seeking a bargain. The "urban assault vehicle" features a fold-out picnic table.

Mobius Motors, based in Kenya, manufactures durable and affordable vehicles for the African market. When it was released, the Mobius II SUV, designed specifically for off-road capability, was priced roughly at $10,000.

Latvia's Dartz car company has manufactured its vehicles at a former Russo-Balt factory, where the world's first armored car was made in 1908 for Tsar Nikolai II. On the company's website, Dartz markets the Prombron' Iron Diamond for ladies as a kidnap-proof vehicle.

W Motors, based in Dubai, crafted the Fenyr SuperSport, which boasts 900 horsepower and can accelerate to 62 mph in less than 2.7 seconds. W Motors debuted the high-powered vehicle at the 2015 Dubai International Motor Show.

Headquartered in Malaysia, Perodua Cars handles mostly foreign-based automotive business. In 1995, the company produced an automatic version of its Kancil EX and GX models, the Kancil EZ.

Donkervoort, launched in 1978, has remade versions of the Lotus Seven, swamping Ford technology for Audi in 1996. The company has re-introduced versions of the D8 roadster since 2003.

SsangYong Motor in South Korea launched its storage-ready Tivoli SUV design at the Dongdaemun Design Plaza in 2015. The company spent four years designing the Tivoli, which is the company's first compact SUV.

The first test models of the Hussarya 33 super vehicle demonstrated 650 horsepower and a top speed of 211 miles per hour. It took Polish company Arrinera four years to develop the car, which is equipped with a V8 engine.

Romania-based Automobile Dacia car company debuted its Logan MCV Stepway at the Geneva Motor Show in 2017. The Logan model had long been the automaker's best-seller until the hugely popular Sandero model was introduced in 2012.

The C-Segment SEAT Leon was one of the first hatchback's to feature LED full front and tail lights. The SEAT IBE is an electric car that can also sustain the company's signature LED-technology design.

Micro Car, based at the Polgahawela Industrial Zone in Sri Lanka, is the country's largest car manufacturer. Yearly, the company produces close to 14,600 vehicles, including buses and passenger vehicles.

The Regera can achieve a speed of 248 mph from zero in a mere 20 seconds. The Sweden-based carmaker Koenigsegg debuted the powerful 3,505-pound hybrid car at the Geneva Auto Show in 2015.

At the 2019 CES technology convention in Las Vegas, Nevada, Swiss car-engineering firm Rinspeed debuted an autonomous vehicle the company calls "microSNAP." The technology is powered by software developed by Bamboo Apps.

Yulon Motor Company is Taiwan's foremost automobile maker. The company's Luxgen electric car series has helped to propel Taiwan as one of the world's leading manufacturers of electric EV models.

Thai businessman Vichien Phaoenchoke established Thai Rung Union Car Plc, based in Thailand, in 1967, under the name Thai Engineering. In addition to the Transformer series, the company produces military reconnaissance vehicles and limousines.

Tunisia-based Wallycar manufactures its IRIS jeep models in kit form and in small quantities. The affordable IRIS model is made with a 100% fiberglass frame and has a PSA Powertrain EB2 engine.

Caterham Cars Ltd. founder Colin Chapman first released designs of the Lotus 7 car in 1957. He sold the rights to develop the car to the company in 1974. The first edition of the Lotus 7 sped from 0 to 60 mph in just over 16 seconds.

Owner and founder Danny Panoz of Panoz Auto Development started his company in 1988 in a road-salt warehouse that belonged to the Georgia Department of Transportation. Today, Panoz produces two-seat sports vehicles that are priced at around $100,000.

Assembler of the Chinese JAC passenger vehicle, Ukraine-based Bogdan Corporation is the country's leading automaker. The company produces the Bogdan 2110, 2111 and 2310 trucks at its plant in Cherkasy.

VinFast showcased the LUX V8 model, which is based on the BMW X5, at the 2019 Geneva Motor Show. The crossover offers 455 horsepower from an N20 turbo engine. The Vietnam car company obtained the rights to utilize and upgrade BMW parts and technologies in January 2018.

The "BC" initials stand for Benny Caiola, who inspired Horacio Pagani over the years. Caiola was the first person to purchase a Pagani vehicle. The technological 2,685-pound Huayra BC delivers more than 750 horsepower.

The Vencer Sarthe was first introduced in 2012 and finally went into production in 2015 after many adjustments. Dutch manufacturers named the carbon-fiber-framed supercar after the Circuit de la Sarthe Le Mans racecourse.

The somewhat obscure Ronart Lightning GT was introduced at the British International Motor Show in 2008. The model was engineered based on the 1999 Ronart Lightning, of which only six vehicles were made.