Berge was a French automobile manufacturer established in 1923 by M. Caillat in Pre St Gervais, Seine. The company focused on producing conventional light cars that were powered by various four-cylinder engines, including 7/10 and 10/12 CV engines from the Fiver company, as well as a 12 CV engine from Janvier.

The vehicles produced by Berge featured either wire or disc wheels and were available in three distinct body styles, all of which were open models accommodating two, three, or four seats. Among their offerings was a sporting model characterized by a pointed tail, which highlighted the brand's commitment to both functionality and style in their automotive designs.