ATL Autotecnica del Lario, commonly referred to as A.T.L., was an Italian automotive manufacturer founded in 1969 by Ercole Zuccoli. The company was based in Mandello, Italy, and initially focused on producing beach buggies that were inspired by the American EMPI design.

In 1971, A.T.L. expanded its product line to include a variety of roadsters based on the Volkswagen Beetle chassis. Among these models was a replica of the 1936 Riley MPH, which featured a fiberglass body. The company operated until 1976, during which it contributed to the niche market of custom and specialty vehicles in Italy.