The Atlas Automobile Company was established in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, and operated during the years 1906 to 1907. The company specialized in manufacturing automobiles, offering a model that featured a 25/30 horsepower four-cylinder engine.

Atlas automobiles were available in two body styles: touring and runabout. They were equipped with a three-speed gearbox and utilized shaft drive, which was a notable feature for vehicles of that era. Despite its brief existence, the Atlas Automobile Company contributed to the early automotive industry in the United States.