Company overview
Lobini was a Brazilian automobile manufacturer founded in 1999 by José Orlando Lobo and Fábio Biroliini. The company’s primary goal was to develop a sports car competitive with international models. Lobini produced the H1, utilizing Audi engines and fiberglass bodies manufactured by Chamonix. The H1 debuted at the "Salão do Automóvel" in 2002 and achieved success. In 2006, Brax Automóveis acquired Lobini. Lobini continued to develop and present new H1 models, including the 2007 version with a removable hard-top roof and redesigned front end. The standard H1 included features such as leather seats, a roll-over bar, and air conditioning. Optional equipment was available, including Xenon headlights, GPS, and a parking sensor. Lifestyle Automotive Ltd. previously distributed Lobini vehicles in the United Kingdom.
