The Aviette was manufactured by Hurlin & Co in the London suburb of Hackney, and featured a single-cylinder JAP engine developing 4bhp, chain-cum-belt drive to a variable pulley on the countershaft, final drive by a single belt to the rear wheel and steering via a centre pivot system.
The boat-shaped body, which could be had in single or two-seater form, was made of hickory slats. The single seater cost £55 while to two-seater cost £65. Hurlin & Co also sold components for the home assembly of cyclecars.