SAVIEM
France · Founded 1955
SAVIEM was a French commercial-vehicle manufacturer created from Renault's truck operation, Latil and Somua. It produced light through heavy trucks before merging with Berliet into Renault Véhicules Industriels.
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- Models
- 9
- Generations
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- Engines
Truck Models
JM
Introduced 1963
JM developed the JL heavy range from 1963–1964 around MAN diesel power assembled under licence.
SG2
Introduced 1965
Launched in 1965 as the Super-Goélette, SG2 was SAVIEM's light forward-control truck for distribution and specialist bodies.
J Series
1975–1980
The 1975 J Series used the shared Club of Four cab for medium-duty trucks and later continued under Renault branding.
PS30
1977–1979
The PS30 was a late SAVIEM heavy tractor identity for maximum-weight road haulage during the transition to Renault Véhicules Industriels.
H Series
1978–1980
The H Series was SAVIEM's late heavy long-haul range, introduced shortly before the SAVIEM and Berliet truck programmes were consolidated under Renault Véhicules Industriels.
PX
1978–1979
The PX was a short-lived SAVIEM heavy-truck range at the upper end of the final pre-Renault product programme.
JL
Production period unknown
SAVIEM heavy cab-over truck range from the manufacturer's early consolidated product program.
SG3
Production period unknown
SG3 extended SAVIEM's compact forward-control truck range above the SG2 for heavier light-commercial duties.
SM
Production period unknown
SAVIEM medium and heavy cab-over family for road and vocational applications.