Faurecia Interieur Industrie

Peugeot Citroen Automobiles Sa

Christian Brancheriau

Sergio Da Costa Pito

Laurent Baudart

Albin Descamps

Pierre Guerreiro

Christophe Brunard

Didier Ponthieu

Ivan Baudouin

Mickael Trannoy

Pascal Rumigny

David Duchez

Jean Michel Appasamy

Guy Heriquet

Thierry Devoulon

Etienne Francois

Lionel Fernandes

Clement Pinson

Jean-Paul Lachaud

Clément Pinson

Device for attaching a first sub-assembly to a second sub-assembly in an automobile

The invention relates to a vehicle dashboard crossmember () including a crossbar which extends lengthwise along a generatrix line (G) that is directed substantially along the width of the vehicle body and transversely relative to the direction of travel of said vehicle, as well as at least one connection flange () designed to enable said crossbar () to be attached to said body, said crossbar () consisting, over at least a portion of the length thereof, of a load-bearing web () that has a side wall () rounded about said generatrix line (G) so as to have, in a cross-section perpendicular to the generatrix line, a first arm () and a second arm () that are connected to one another via a common connection portion () and which thus define a cavity (), and of a reinforcing brace () made of a fibrous composite material.

Crossmember for a vehicle dashboard provided with a reinforcing back brace made of a fibrous composite

A fixing support is provided for a portable electronic device, in particular in a motor vehicle. The fixing support includes a fixed base for receiving the electronic device, a retainer movably mounted on the fixed base between an idle position to place the electronic device on the fixed base and an active position to retain the electronic device on the fixed base, and a one-way lock adapted to allow the retainer to move from the idle position toward the active position, while preventing the retainer from moving from the active position toward the idle position. A motor vehicle dashboard and a motor vehicle are also provided.

Fixing support for a portable electronic device, corresponding dashboard and motor vehicle

The invention relates to a transverse element comprising: According to the invention, the transverse element comprises a first reinforcing element () designed to connect a first branch () of the support element to the crossmember () and a second reinforcing element () designed to connect the second branch () of the support element to the crossmember ().

Transverse element comprising a vehicle instrument panel crossmember and a support element

An instrument panel crossmember for vehicles that have different configurations is intended to extend between two front pillars of a vehicle. The crossmember has a first portion extending opposite the vehicle driving seat. One end of the first portion connects to a front pillar of the vehicle, and another end of the first portion is connected to a fixing device. The fixing device is designed selectively to support a second portion of the crossmember that extends facing the vehicle passenger seat and/or to support a strut designed to connect the crossmember to the floor of the vehicle, depending on the configuration of the vehicle.

Instrument panel crossmember for vehicles that have different configurations

The invention concerns a swivel joint ventilation flap comprising an air stream duct (), a profiled body () the major part of which is at least arranged in the duct chamber, and a ring () co-operating with the duct and with the profiled member so that it supports the profiled body () in the duct while enabling the profiled body to be moved relative to the duct. Part at least of the inner surface of the chamber forms a spherical segment, the ring () has an outer surface forming a sphere portion of practically the same radius as the spherical segment, the ring () is arranged in the chamber at the outer surface of the profiled body (). The profiled body () can slide relative to the ring (). The ventilation flap is suitable for motor vehicle instrument panels.

Ventilation means with orientation and flow rate adjustment obtained by rotating a profiled body

A trim element is provided. The trim element includes an upper surface extending between a front edge and a rear edge, a holder is arranged on the upper surface and a flap. The flap is rotatably movable around an axis (A) of rotation between a retracted position, in which the flap extends substantially parallel to the upper surface, and an upright position, in which the flap forms a non-zero angle with the upper surface. The flap includes a front edge and a rear edge. The axis of rotation (A) of the flap extends near the rear edge of the flap. The flap pivots towards the rear edge of the upper surface between its retracted position and its upright position. A motor vehicle dashboard is also provided.

Automobile trim element including a holder for a portable electronic device

Dashboard assembly includes a structural element extending in a direction of elongation, flanges produced in one piece with the structural element and extending substantially perpendicularly to the direction of elongation and a housing being connected to the flanges by way of releasable retaining elements, in order to permit the displacement of the housing relative to the flanges under the action of a load, greater than a determined threshold, exerted in a longitudinal direction which is substantially perpendicular to the direction of elongation and substantially horizontal, and to hold the housing in position relative to the flanges when the housing is subjected to loads lower than the given threshold in the longitudinal direction.

Dashboard assembly and vehicle comprising the assembly

An assembly comprising two parts to be assembled, a substantially cylindrical peg, a ring, a support comprising pins, means for guiding in rotation the ring relative to the support, and resilient means linked on the one hand to the ring and on the other hand to the support. The assembly further comprises a helical ramp provided on the peripheral surface of the peg and intended to receive the pin, said helical ramp comprising a first portion and a second portion in opposed helical directions.

Fixing assembly with helical ramp

A method for producing two fascias using two ventilation structures which are common at least in part, comprising the steps of producing a first and a second ventilation structure, each comprising one or more pliable duct portions identical between one ventilation structure and the other; producing a first cover for a fascia, having one or more first air vents, and a second fascia cover, different from the first, and having one or more second air vents; positioning the pliable duct portions of the first ventilation structure by way of first positioning lug and assembling said pliable duct portions of the first ventilation structure and the first air vents; positioning the pliable duct portions of the second ventilation structure by way of second positioning lug distinct from the first, and assembling said pliable duct portions of the second ventilation structure and the second air vents.

Method for producing two fascias using two ventilation structures

A structural assembly ( ) for a dashboard comprising a metal cross-member ( ) extending in a direction of elongation and a structural member ( ). The structural member, made of plastics material, moulded on the metal cross-member, has a passage forming an air duct ( ). Said air duct ajoins the metal cross-member relative to which it extends substantially parallel.

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Herblay, France

Christian Brancheriau