Automobiles Gillet

Automobiles Gillet is an artisanal Belgian manufacturer best known for the hand‑built Gillet Vertigo supercar and carbon‑composite components. The company operates from a workshop/hangar in Parc Créalys, Gembloux, where low‑volume production and prototypes are made.

Visitors can learn about the marque’s racing roots (founder Tony Gillet is a former racer), view rolling chassis and components, and see the small‑scale workshop environment that produced record‑setting acceleration and GT competition cars.

On a visit you’ll see the small workshop, prototype parts and examples of the Vertigo range rather than a large museum or dealer showroom.

What you’ll see and do:

• Walk the production/workshop area to view carbon fibre components, chassis and hand‑finished cars.
• Hear company history and technical details from staff or the founder when available.
• See archive photos and press material highlighting racing results and Pikes Peak entries.
• Limited hands‑on access; expect observation rather than test drives unless prearranged.

Best way to experience it:
Contact Automobiles Gillet in advance (phone +32 81 568 444 or info@gilletvertigo.com) to request a guided visit; guided appointments are recommended given the small workshop scale and ongoing work.