CEAL Noble 1.0

CEAL Noble 1966

The presentation of the new Noble all-terrain vehicle in 1966 was a milestone in the Spanish automotive industry. Designed to face any type of road in any condition, the Noble stood out for its durability and equipment. The Noble all-terrain vehicle was launched on the market with the aim of competing with models such as the Land Rover and the Santana in Spain. Although initially intended as a work vehicle, its rugged design and versatility made it a popular choice among the adventurous public.

The vehicle had a powerful 4-cylinder diesel engine that delivered 70 horsepower, which guaranteed exceptional performance. In addition, its resistant construction allowed it to face difficult paths and rugged terrain without problems.

The Noble was available in two body versions: a short 3-door and a long 5-door. Both options offered ample interior space and unsurpassed practicality. One of the notable features of the Noble was its ability to cope with different types of terrain and adverse weather conditions. This made it attractive to those who enjoyed outdoor activities and were looking for vehicles capable of taking them to remote locations.

The vehicle quickly became a benchmark in the off-road segment, thanks to its unique features and its ability to adapt to any situation. Its robust design and versatility made it the perfect choice for adventurers and lovers of off-road driving.

The Noble was one of the first CEAL models to expand its presence outside of Europe, reaching markets such as America, parts of Asia and Australia. This international success demonstrated the quality and performance of the vehicle, establishing it as a reliable and popular choice around the world.


In short, the Noble was launched on the market to compete with well-known models such as Land Rover and Santana. Its versatility and resistance made it an attractive option for adventure lovers and its international success opened the doors to new markets around the world.