Torrot, founded in Spain in 1948, is a manufacturer of bicycles, mopeds, and lightweight motorcycles that emerged after the end of its licensing ties with the French Terrot brand. It became widely known during the 1970s and 1980s for practical small-displacement models such as the Mustang and TT, often powered by Sachs engines. After declining in the 1990s, Torrot was revived in 2011, shifting its focus to electric mobility with modern motorcycles and bicycles, maintaining its legacy of durability and innovation.