Vikon Motors

Vikon Motors Corporation
Vikon Motors Corporation was founded in 1934 by Adolf H. Schlesinger to produce low-cost family cars in post-WWI Europe, especially in the newly-formed mid-sized communist regime of Carenzia. In 1941, it began producing tanks and other military vehicles for the Carenzian and Soviet military forces. Their Vikon Mk1 was such a capable tank that it remained in service with the Carenzian forces for over 20 years after World War 2. They reorganized in 1999. They adopted their current logo in 1954, which is a blue or black Viacom-like V with Vikon in block letters below it. It has continued to produce affordable family cars but has since diversified into large luxury sedans and SUVs. It has also branched into performance with its VPV (Vikon Performance Vehicles) branch. It is currently owned by CMC (Carenzian Motor Corporation).

List of Vehicles
1934-1957 Vikon Familienauto (passenger hatchback, came in two-door and four-door variants)

1935-1937 Vikon Arbeiter (extended panel van version of the Familienauto)

1937-1999 Vikon Luxus (large flagship sedan, produced in limited numbers from '37-'74, mass-produced '74-'99)

1939-1942 Vikon Schonheit (a limousine version of Luxus)

1941-1962 Vikon Mk1 (tank, only military vehicle past the concept stage from Vikon)

1943-1945 Vikon Model One (only export attempt to the US before the reorganization, a sedan like the Luxus but shortened)

1947-1992 Vikon Arbeiterklasse (successor to Arbeiter, based on the Familienauto, but stayed in the lineup)

1952-1963- Vikon Sportlich (small sports car convertible)

1957-1999- Vikon Shragheck (family hatchback)

1963-1970- Vikon VPV Geschwindigkeit (First VPV production car, sporty hatchback)

1972-1999- Vikon Transporter (first SUV, massive success)

1999-2006 Vikon Phoenix (attempt at luxury midsize sedan)

1999-present Vikon V1 (supermini, exported to the US, as is the rest of the current lineup)

1999-present Vikon V2 (compact car)

1999-present Vikon V3 (coupe)

1999-present Vikon V4 (compact sedan)

1999-present Vikon V5 (midsize sedan)

1999-present Vikon V6 (large flagship sedan, replaced the Luxus)

1999-present Vikon CrissCross (small crossover)

1999-present Vikon Familycarrier (midsize SUV)

1999-present Vikon Barge (large luxury SUV)

2001-present Vikon VPVmini (performance version of V1)

2001-present Vikon VPV1 (performance variant of the V3)

2003-present Vikon VPV2 (performance variant of V6)

2005-present Vikon FamilySpeed (performance variant of CrissCross)

2006-present Vikon VPV SUV (performance variant of Barge)

2007-present VPV Alacrity (first VPV car to be marketed by itself, entry-level supercar)

2010-present VPV Summit (offroad SUV, takes design cues from CrissCross and Familycarrier)

2011-2015 VPV Torch (performance sports car)

2012-2019 VPV Chrono (hypercar)

2019-present VPV Aero (hypercar)