Hawa Elektrokleinwagen by Hannoversche Waggonfabrik AG, ca. 1924

[grobmotorix]

Who can tell me some facts about this vehicle?

[grobmotorix]

Not even one reply?

Time to be promoted.

[pnegyesi]

Either it won't make it to the professionals or I will be too slow

[pguillem]

A Rumpler truck ?

[grobmotorix]

Not a Rumpler - they share similar looks of the front part of the body, but a Rumpler was much bigger.

German it is, of course.

[woodinsight]

Just wondering if this could be a Dorner built by Fa. Dorner Oelmotoren A.G., Hannover?

[grobmotorix]

I´ve never heard of Dorner before, to be honest...

No, it´s got a different brand name.

[grobmotorix]

Go for it pros.

[guido66]

From Braunschweig?

[pnegyesi]

I believe this is a HaWa electric

[grobmotorix]

And Pal has made it again.

Very good - I´m really impressed!

It is indeed a Hawa Elektrokleinwagen, built in the 1920s by the Hannoversche Waggonfabrik AG.

Hawa vehicles were distributed by the GDA (Gemeinschaft Deutscher Automobilfabriken G.m.b.H) at that time.

It was a bunch of companies like NAG, Hansa-Lloyd, Brennabor and Hawa that formed this industrial conglomerate. Not one of that makes has survived WW II though...

[Wendax]

With a convertible body:

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A promotion caravan 

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Another nice one:

[Allemano]

Another nice one:

I recently stumbled on this as well. It was tagged as an unknown vehicle with a driver from Holzminden/Weserbergland.

[Wendax]

Another one from the bakery:

[grobmotorix]

Four very nice contemporary photos:

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A period amateur shot:

[grobmotorix]

I didn´t know that Hawa was part of the GDA (Gemeinschaft Deutscher Automobilfabriken)!

Here´s a 1922 ad:

[Wendax]

Three rare pictures:

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Two more:

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Nice subtitles

The Hawa would fit into the mid-size version of those garages, too, I guess..

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Two more:

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What a tiny fragile little vehicle - did even one survive?