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Erleben Sie ab 2027 in Flins bei Paris ein weltweit einzigartiges Ausstellungszentrum, das die 125-jährige Geschichte von Renault mit Hunderten von historischen Fahrzeugen, einer umfangreichen Kunstsammlung und spektakulärer Architektur zum Leben erweckt.
Auf 2.800 m² Ausstellungsfläche kĂśnnen Besucherinnen und Besucher legendäre Modelle wie den Dauphine, Renault 5, 4, Clio und Zoe entdecken â viele davon in fahrbereitem Zustand. Ergänzt wird die Ausstellung durch Tausende von Archivobjekten: Plakate, Spielzeuge, Pokale, Bauzeichnungen und vieles mehr erzählen die Geschichte der Marke.
Ein besonderer Fokus liegt auf der Verbindung von Kunst und Industrie. Die Kunstsammlung umfasst Werke von Robert Doisneau, Arman, ErrĂł, Victor Vasarely und Jean Dubuffet. Der 2024 gegrĂźndete Renault Fonds fĂźr Kunst und Kultur unterstĂźtzt zudem zeitgenĂśssische Street-Art-Projekte, etwa aus recycelten Fahrzeugteilen wie dem Renault 5 E-Tech Electric oder dem Scenic E-Tech Electric.
In der âArt Factoryâ, einer neuen KĂźnstlerresidenz auf dem ehemaligen Werksgelände, entstehen heute urbane Kunstwerke inmitten industrieller Kulisse. Besucher haben regelmäĂig Gelegenheit, diese kreativen Installationen vor Ort zu entdecken.
Renault lädt mit diesem Projekt zu einer faszinierenden Reise durch Vergangenheit und Zukunft ein â ein Ort fĂźr die ganze Familie und ein eindrucksvolles Zeichen fĂźr nachhaltige Mobilität, Kultur und Innovation.
00:00Welcome to the new video from the Auto Magazine Tuning Blog.
00:03Today we're talking about an exciting topic.
00:05Renault is opening a new Exhibition Center in Flints.
00:11The history of the Renault brand in a new location.
00:14The French car manufacturer will open a new Exhibition Center in Flints, outside Paris, in 2027,
00:20where it will present an exceptional collection of historic vehicles, works of art and archive documents.
00:26The public will be able to explore the brand's unique heritage through guided tours and themed exhibitions.
00:35This ambitious project invites visitors to take a journey through the brand's 125-year history,
00:41highlighting Renault's influence on automotive history and collective memory.
00:48Here's a statement on the subject.
00:50A brand draws its strength first and foremost from its roots, says Fabrice Campbell, CEO of the Renault brand.
00:58Our industrial and cultural heritage is based on 125 years of history and is still highly relevant today.
01:07It inspires our employees every day to work on the future of mobility.
01:12And this heritage belongs to everyone, because Renault is also part of a universal popular culture.
01:18That's why we wanted to open up our heritage to a wide audience through a dynamic experience that is accessible to all.
01:26The new location is a place for the whole family, where you can wander among the cars and connect with a history that is not static but constantly evolving.
01:36A heritage that we are proud of and that we want to share in its fullest.
01:39From 2027, visitors to the new exhibition center will be able to immerse themselves in Renault's rich industrial and cultural history.
01:54The project offers the opportunity to rediscover iconic models, each with its own story to tell a story not only of technical innovation but also of social change.
02:03And since cars shape cities, lifestyles, art and culture, they are also direct witnesses to everyday life.
02:17The new venue will evoke personal memories of certain car brands or advertising spots that have marked their time
02:22and will offer visitors the opportunity to admire exceptional works of art from the Renault collection.
02:27It shares the history of Renault and brings it to life through experiences, interactions, special events and technology,
02:39such as an immersive odyssey based on virtual reality.
02:46Visitors will experience the adventure of the Renault brand, whose history is closely linked to the history of France,
02:52in a uniquely immersive way.
02:53The new exhibition and events center is being built in Flint, just outside Paris.
03:02Opened in 1952, this iconic site of the company's history has seen the production of over 18 million vehicles.
03:12It is the witness of a unique industrial adventure where the memory of millions of vehicles produced meets the ambitions of more sustainable mobility.
03:23Home to iconic models such as the Dauphin of the 50s, the Renault 5 of the 70s and 80s,
03:29the Renault 4, four generations of the Clio and the Zoe, reinvented itself in 2021 as the Refactory,
03:36a pioneering site committed to the circular economy of mobility.
03:42The new center is located in front of the factory, on the edge of Flint's in Elizabethville.
03:47It will serve as a gateway between these two cities and the world of Renault,
03:53continuing a story that began over 70 years ago.
03:59Designed by architect Jacob Selnick here of the CGA office,
04:03the building blends harmoniously with the orthogonal lines of the original factory building,
04:07designed by Bernard Surface, winner of the 1939 Pride Orome.
04:10In contrast to the factory's striking horizontal lines,
04:16the new building has strong vertical lines.
04:20It resembles a staircase with six nested parallelopipedes that gradually increase in size like Russian dolls.
04:28This creates multiple openings in the facade on each level,
04:31allowing visitors to view the entire collection.
04:33The facade is open and welcoming,
04:39in contrast to the large, opaque factory building in the background.
04:46A vibrant space dedicated to Renault's heritage,
04:49the center will feature a 2,800 square meters event space
04:52surrounded by areas for work, discussions and storage.
04:58The most spectacular area houses the collection of hundreds of vehicles mounted on racks.
05:03The cars appear to be standing on huge shelves,
05:07forming a wall that can be seen not only from the event space,
05:10but also from the outside through the openings in the facade.
05:15The event space is shaped like a large hall,
05:18the ceiling of which gradually rises from the entrance to the gigantic vehicle display.
05:24The building also includes a workshop for the restoration of vehicles and storage areas for parts and equipment.
05:29Here is the statement.
05:33Renault is opening the doors to its heritage and celebrating over 125 years of innovation with this unique, vibrant and accessible space.
05:43Design and passion for cars says Arno Bologna, chief branding officer Renault.
05:48The visitor experience is simply breathtaking.
05:53Thousands of objects, hundreds of works of art and, above all,
05:56a truly unique exhibition of legendary cars, arranged like jewels on pallets in the room.
06:03A spectacular exhibition worthy of the incredible story we want to share.
06:10Renault's heritage is not just about cars.
06:12The company also owns a large number of objects that tell the story of the brand since 898.
06:20Among the thousands of documents and objects in the collection,
06:23which extends over more than 2,400 meters of shelving,
06:27are posters, design drawings, miniatures and toys,
06:30pedal cars, trophies and medals,
06:32as well as books that make up Renault's bibliography.
06:34At the new location, visitors will be able to discover the full wealth of these archives.
06:44They are invaluable for understanding the history of the brand and its creations.
06:51In addition, the public will also have access to an automotive treasure trove comprising several hundred vehicles in perfect condition.
06:58Carefully preserved and restored,
07:06they span the entire history of Renault,
07:08from the first car built by Louis Renault in 898,
07:11the Type A, to pre-war models,
07:13Formula One racing cars,
07:15legendary Alpens and visionary concept cars.
07:20It is remarkable that more than half of the cars are still roadworthy,
07:24which speaks volumes about their meticulous preservation.
07:28Six skilled technicians have been working for many years to restore and maintain all the vehicles in the Renault collection,
07:35allowing each model to tell its own unique story on the road.
07:42Building on this expertise,
07:44the new site will also house a restoration workshop for powertrains and bodywork.
07:50The diversity of the collection demonstrates the richness of Renault's heritage.
07:54A number of iconic and sometimes very rare objects will tell the story of automotive technology and design over the years.
08:03Other objects will evoke personal memories and emotions,
08:07such as a drive to the countryside in an R4 or a holiday in an R16.
08:10The vehicle collection is vibrant and will continue to grow over time,
08:20even if some changes are made, notably through the sale of duplicate models.
08:25To mark this, there will be an auction organized by Art Curiel on 6th and the 7th of December.
08:30Renault has been a pioneer in promoting contemporary design since the 1930s and owns several hundred works of art,
08:40which will also be on display.
08:44The unique art collection builds bridges between art and industry.
08:48An objective also supported by the Renault Fund for Arts and Culture, launched in June 2024.
08:58The fund's mission is to safeguard and protect the existing collection while supporting emerging contemporary artists,
09:04thus reaffirming the brand's role as a patron of the arts and a cultural player.
09:08A particular focus is placed on street art, which is closely linked to the world of Renault products.
09:22The Renault Fund's historical collection includes several hundred works,
09:25including photographs by Robert Derand, who maintained close ties with Renault throughout his career.
09:33In 1967 creation by Armand based on the Renault 4.
09:38An Aero series dedicated to the Renault 5, created by Victor Verily,
09:42and works inspired by Art Brut by John Dubuffet.
09:51The collection reflects Renault's long history of supporting artistic movements,
09:55including humanist photography, in particular that of Robert Doors,
09:58who was a permanent employee of the company between 1934 and 1939.
10:03New Realism, founded in 1960, was a movement whose adherents included Armand and Jean Tingley,
10:10sculptors who used everyday materials in their works.
10:17Narrative figuration, represented most notably by Aero,
10:20whose works mix images from pop culture and art history.
10:23OWA, a branch of geometric abstraction that creates the illusion of vibration or movement,
10:30represented most notably by Victor Vazarelli, who redesigned the Renault logo in 1972.
10:36Jean Dubuffet, painter, sculptor and inventor of Art Brut.
10:42Spontaneous and inventive creations by self-taught artists and outsiders.
10:46Today, the fund also supports contemporary urban art with works such as Borgian and the Crescent by Dan Rawings,
10:57created from a vintage Renault 5 and a new Renault 5 Ettec electric,
11:01and heritage by Cesar Malfi, created in 2024 at the refactory in Flint using a side panel from a scenic Ettec electric.
11:08The public will regularly have the opportunity to discover or rediscover these impressive works,
11:19which represent a dialogue between past and future, between art and industry.
11:27The following statement explains,
11:29Street art is a modern response to Renault's original artistic ambitions
11:33and its support for pop art and kinetic art in the 1960s,
11:36explains Catherine Gross, Vice President of Arts, Heritage and Patron of the Arts, Attentum.
11:45The street art movement brings art to the streets and makes it accessible to everyone.
11:51In this respect, too, it reflects the ambition of a car manufacturer whose products also live on the streets.
11:58The connection between our popular values and street art is important.
12:03The Renault site in Flint recently also became home to an art space called the Art Factory.
12:14The 3,200 square meter space of the former paint shop is now dedicated to the creation and exhibition of urban art,
12:21offering artists the opportunity to work in an environment that reflects the atmosphere of the street.
12:25Here, they have access to the industrial elements still present on the site,
12:33which they can use, repurpose or recycle in their works.
12:36The residencies offer an impeccable working environment where artists can express their creativity in a unique industrial setting.
12:49Some of the resulting works will become part of the exhibitions and collections in the new space dedicated to Renault's heritage and innovations.
12:58The selection of artists for future residencies is based on criteria defined in collaboration with the exhibition curators Gene Futcher and Gala.
13:09Several residencies will be organized each year over a period of approximately three years.
13:17The centerpiece of this exceptional creative space is a work by Gerard Lodakamian made from a 1937 Renault Bass entitled Ready-Made 1935-2025.
13:28Seven tons five, among the guest artists is Gene Futcher, who is already at the art factory and is working on a piece.
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