Latil (Automobiles Industrielles Latil), produced vehicles in France from 1898 to 1956, and was a pioneering manufacturer of automobiles, tractors, trucks, and specialized utility vehicles. Founded by Georges Latil, the company became known for developing advanced four-wheel-drive systems and rugged vehicles designed for agriculture, transport, and military applications. Notable models included the Type TAR, KTL, and H14A, which demonstrated Latil’s expertise in heavy-duty engineering and off-road mobility. Characterized by innovative drivetrain technology, durability, and industrial versatility, Latil became an important name in early French automotive history before being absorbed into Renault and other industrial groups in the 1950s.