Turnover: 40.14 million EUR (2023)
Country: Italy
The company was founded in the 1960s when Guy Ligier, a French motorcycling champion and Formula 1 driver, began to design and produce his own sports car, intended for both the track and the road. In the 1980s Guy Ligier diversified his business toward the production of tractor cabs, then converted to light quadricycles with his first LIGIER JS 4.
French manufacturer that merged with Microcar in 2008 to create Ligier Group. Today, its distribution network consists of nearly 200 points of sale in Italy and more than 550 points of sale in 11 European countries. Ligier Group thus ensures maximum accessibility to its full range of models in all countries and to all its customers.
Ligier Group has two manufacturing plants located in France: the brand's historic headquarters is in Abrest, while the second plant is based in Boufféré. The entirety of the vehicles produced by group are, conceived, designed, assembled and tested in these two factories. The group employs more than 400 people per day and produces more than 15,000 vehicles each year.
The company also has 4 distribution branches: Germany, Austria, Italy, and Spain. In Italy, the company is based in Piacenda and had a turnover of 34.4 million euros in 2021.
Studies mentioning this company
The market of minicars - Italy
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