Musée Renault, Automobile museum in Boulogne-Billancourt, France.
The Renault Museum occupied a late 19th-century mansion and displayed photographs, videos, posters, books, and models about transportation history. The collection documented the company's diverse products and developments spanning over a century.
The museum opened in 1988 to showcase the company's achievements since 1898. It closed in 2016 after nearly three decades of operation.
The museum showed how the company shaped the region and changed daily life through automobiles. Visitors could see how this manufacturer influenced not just transportation but also work culture and social habits.
The museum was arranged in several thematic rooms covering different aspects of the company's history. Visitors could take time to explore each section and learn about the company's diverse activities across different industries.
One exhibition section focused on the company's territorial expansion and showed surprising products like aircraft and agricultural machines. This diversity revealed that the enterprise was far more than just a car maker.
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