Renault ADN

The Renault ADN is a light coach model produced by the French maker Renault in the second half of the 1930s. It replaces the Renault OSC bodied as a coach, and the Renault AGC in its coach version succeeds it. The ADN uses the same petrol engine as the light trucks ACZ, ADK and ADZ, the engine called 85, an in-line four-cylinder of 85 by 105 mm, which develops 48 hp at 3,000 rpm. As a light coach, the ADN has 13 to 15 seats. It was produced from 1935 to 1940 as the ADN1, while a producer-gas variant, the ADN H, was produced in 1941. For military use, the French Army ordered three ADN1 in 1937 as buses for transport on behalf of the central administration or the military schools.