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== Post-war models and technical evolution == During the 1920s, Diatto introduced a range of four-cylinder and eight-cylinder models, often designated by type numbers and fiscal horsepower ratings. Notable series included: * '''Diatto Type 20''' * '''Diatto Type 25''' * '''Diatto Type 30''' * '''Diatto 8C''' These models were typically offered as chassis to be bodied by independent coachbuilders. The cars were known for: * Overhead-valve engines * Durable crankshaft design * Balanced chassis proportions * Competitive performance in their respective classes The marque’s engineering quality allowed Diatto automobiles to compete effectively in both touring and racing contexts. ----
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