The Renault Trucks plant Guided tours

Introducing the industrial transport engine: a musical score for 841 parts weighing 600 kilos

Did you know that a truck engine weighs over 600 kg and requires 6 hours of work by humans and robots?

While the first internal combustion engines were built at the end of the 19th century, Marius Berliet, an enthusiastic self-taught mechanic, built the first model of his very own engine in 1894 in Lyon.
More than 120 years later, the Renault Trucks plant continues to make steady progress in terms of performance and its ability to meet the requirements of modern-day society, building engines for trucks, buses, construction equipment, boats and industrial machines, all of which comply with the most stringent antipollution standards.

You're sure to be amazed.

Worth knowing

Please ensure you arrive 10 minutes before the tour commences.
Booking is necessary online or at +33(0)4 72 77 69 69.
Cancellation free of charge 72 hours before schedule activity.
Tours are limited to 20 people.
Tours are accessible to people with restricted mobility.
ID is compulsory.
No phones or cameras allowed.
Closed footwear is compulsory.
High visibility vests, protective eyewear and headsets will be supplied.

Caution

This visit is not accessible to children under the age of 10. Any minors over the age of 10 must be accompanied by an adult. Age will be checked on ID.
Limited access visit requiring names of all participants. Please bring ID.