Company overview
The Aero company produced automobiles in Czechoslovakia from 1929 to 1947. Dr. Kabes’s aircraft and car-body company in Prague-Vysocany operated the Aero factory. The original Type 10, launched in 1928, used a 494 cc engine and reached 70 km/h. The Type 18, introduced in 1931, featured a 660 cc engine and offered roadster and saloon body styles. The Type 20, released in 1933, utilized a 999 cc engine and attained a top speed of 100 km/h. The Type 30, introduced in 1934, was the most successful model with a twin-cylinder engine and front-wheel drive. Production of this model reached 7,780 units before ending in 1940. The Type 50, manufactured until 1942, had a four-cylinder engine and reached 130 km/h. The 750 Pony, built as prototypes in 1941, was intended for post-war production.
