Rochet-Schneider
automobile manufacturer
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Rochet-Schneider
Summary
Rochet-Schneider is a historical car manufacturer[1]. Rochet-Schneider has Wikipedia articles in 7 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[2]
Key Facts
- Rochet-Schneider is in the country of France[3].
- Rochet-Schneider's instance of is recorded as historical car manufacturer[4].
- Rochet-Schneider's instance of is recorded as enterprise[5].
- Rochet-Schneider's founder is recorded as Théodore Schneider[6].
- Rochet-Schneider's founder is recorded as Édouard Rochet[7].
- Rochet-Schneider's headquarters location is recorded as Lyon[8].
- Rochet-Schneider's manufacturer is recorded as car[9].
- Rochet-Schneider's manufacturer is recorded as Q8275011[10].
- Rochet-Schneider's Commons category is recorded as Rochet-Schneider vehicles[11].
- Rochet-Schneider's Commons category is recorded as Rochet-Schneider[12].
- Rochet-Schneider's industry is recorded as automotive industry[13].
- Rochet-Schneider's industry is recorded as vehicle construction[14].
- January 1, 1894 marks the founding of Rochet-Schneider[15].
- Rochet-Schneider was dissolved in January 1, 1951[16].
- Rochet-Schneider's topic's main category is recorded as Category:Rochet-Schneider[17].
- Rochet-Schneider's described at URL is recorded as https://hal.science/hal-01578602/file/Rochet-Schneider.pdf[18].
- Rochet-Schneider's product or material produced is recorded as car[19].
- Rochet-Schneider's legal form is recorded as société anonyme[20].
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Founding
Founders include Théodore Schneider[6] and Édouard Rochet[7]. January 1, 1894 marks the founding of Rochet-Schneider[15].
Operations
Rochet-Schneider's headquarters location is recorded as Lyon[8].
Industry
Industries include automotive industry[13] and vehicle construction[14].
Ownership
Rochet-Schneider's product or material produced is recorded as car[19].
Dissolution
Rochet-Schneider was dissolved in January 1, 1951[16].
Why It Matters
Rochet-Schneider has Wikipedia articles in 7 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[2]