Citroën Kegresse (1922 to 1935)

The Citroën Kégresse was a series of half-track vehicles produced between 1922 and 1935. These vehicles were based on several Citroën models, including the B2, P7, C4, and C6, and were offered with a range of inline four- and six-cylinder engines from 1.45L to 2.44L, producing between 20 and 45 hp. The Kégresse used Mercedes-style flexible rubber tracks for extreme off-road mobility and became notable for its roles in military service and historic exploration expeditions, including the famous Croisière Jaune.