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Riker Electric Motor Company

 Automotive manufacturer of New York United States from 1896 to 1902.

 Automotive manufacturer of New York United States from 1896 to 1902.

The Riker Electric Motor Company (1896-1899) was an American manufacturer of electric cars , founded in 1896 by the automobile pioneer Andrew L. Riker in Brooklyn , New York .

In 1899, Riker relocated to Elizabethport , New Jersey and renamed the company Riker Electric Vehicle Company .

In 1900 he renamed the company Riker Motor Vehicle Company . The car company had become a leading manufacturer of electric cars in the United States and offered these under the brand name Riker as a car in Tricycle , Runabout , Phaeton , Surrey , Victoria , Demi-Coach , Brougham , and also built the minibus Station coach and post and delivery van .

In 1902, the company went to the Electric Vehicle Company . 

Riker Electric Delivery Wagon from 1900

Riker Electric Motor Company

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