Vicent Motors

Vicent Motors is an automobile company based in Normandie. The company was founded by Vicent Sumery, one of the most generous investors in Southern Normandie. The company's founding date is 1745 AN. 73% of the company is owned by and operated under the umbrella of Mitsuni Motors. Vicent has 66 authorized service centers throughout Normandie.

Vincent Motors initially supplied spare parts for military vehicles to the 1746 Vardhaldsby Campaign in Quimper. Vincent Sumery began establishing factories in Southern Normandy after the Purification of Normandie. Initially, the Avranches factory was located within the Karum boundaries. The Avranches factory initially produced more economical versions of Mitsuni vehicles, many of which lacked airbags. By the early 1750s, Vincent's reputation had spread to Northern Normandy, and in 1752 AN he produced Normandy's first native car, the Vincent Chanson. These native cars lacked some of the technological features of modern models. In 1756 AN, new facelifted versions of the Vincent Croix and Chanson were introduced. In 1757 AN, the existing Avranches factory began to expand to accommodate the workforce that a potential wave of immigration would bring.