Artemis

Artemis, Inc is an American automotive manufacturer specialized in high performance and luxury vehicles. It was founded in 1945 by Arthur E. Mistral in New York City. Initially founded after the War to tender to the booming number of American servicemen looking to buy high end American sport cars but were stationed overseas, it has since grown to a worldwide operation catering everyone from wealthy businessmen to the hardworking racing drivers.

History
Following the end of World War II, the automotive industry boomed. Soldiers stationed overseas in Europe and those at home in the US wanted a luxurious, fast, and sleek sports car. Keen to get a head jump on the European automakers, whose factories were still being rebuilt, Arthur Mistral launched the Artemis Motor Company on the first of December, 1945.

Current Models
Artemis Cyclone 1988-2004, 2016- Present

Former Models
Artemis Python 1962-1970

Artemis Enforcer 1984-1992

Artemis Revolution RS1200 1984-1988

Artemis Cyclone GT1 1994-1998

Artemis Redline 2000-2018

Concepts and Prototypes
Artemis Proton Design Study 2020

Racecars
Artemis Revolution

Artemis Cyclone GT1/JGTC

Rally
The company had always been interested in rallying and even some privately entered Artemis Apollos were seen racing before the days of the Revolution. However, things took a turn with the 1982 rule change. Artemis lunged at the opportunity and development on an AWD, mid-engine, turbocharged monster soon became underway. Launched in 1984, the Artemis Revolution took second in it's first ever race and swept the next few races. Though it never won the championship, it did win the hearts of many passionate rally fans, who adore the turbo whine and sharp looks of the Revolution.