Peugeot scooters: elegance and innovation

Peugeot scooters from the 1950s: French elegance on two wheels
In the 1950s, Peugeot conquered not only French roads, but also the hearts of scooter riders. With a combination of elegant design, reliable technology and a focus on comfort, Peugeot scooters quickly became a symbol of post-war mobility. The S55 and S57 models in particular played a leading role in this successful period.

The Peugeot S55: stylish and practical
The S55, launched in 1953, was one of Peugeot's first scooters. The model was compact, light and very suitable for urban use.
Equipped with a 125cc two-stroke engine, the S55 offered enough power for everyday use.
The scooter had a rubber ring suspension, which at the time was an innovative solution for a smooth ride.
Its clean, understated design gave the S55 a timeless look, befitting the French elegance of those years.
In 1955, Peugeot came out with the S57, and a more powerful variant was the S157 with 150cc engine offered for the english market
S57 later got a premium version, the S57C, with more refined details and increased ride comfort.
The S57 became one of the most popular scooters in France and contributed to Peugeot's reputation as an innovative and reliable brand.
Peugeot scooters from the 1950s are iconic vehicles today, reflecting an era when scooters offered affordable freedom.
The S55 and S57 were more than practical vehicles; they were a symbol of progress, designed with comfort and style in mind.