Studebaker Model H

The Studebaker Model H Runabout was introduced in 1907 as a lightweight two-seat vehicle. It featured a simple design with no formal body and was powered by a 4-cylinder engine. This variant was aimed at budget-conscious buyers seeking mobility and was known for its reliability during its production run until 1920.

The Studebaker Model H Touring was also introduced in 1907, designed to accommodate more passengers with its four-door configuration. This variant provided a comfortable ride with additional space and was equipped with the same 4-cylinder engine, appealing to families and those wanting a more spacious vehicle.

The Studebaker Model H Roadster was introduced alongside the Runabout in 1907, featuring a sporty two-seat design. This variant emphasized performance and style, attracting customers looking for a fashionable, open-top vehicle. It was powered by the same reliable 4-cylinder engine.

The Studebaker Model H Electric was introduced in 2020 as a modern take on the classic runabout. This electric variant features a powerful 150 kW electric motor, offering a range of eco-friendly driving with zero emissions. It retains the compact design of the original runabout, appealing to environmentally conscious consumers.