For over 30 years, Chevronics has been dedicated to keeping classic Citroëns on the road. What began as a small operation built on passion and resourcefulness has grown into a globally recognised specialist, trusted by enthusiasts, collectors and owners around the world.
Today, that same passion continues to drive everything we do, from sourcing rare parts to servicing and supporting some of the most iconic Citroën models ever made.
At just 20 years old, Rob Moss founded Chevronics in 1992.
The business began in a lock up garage, repairing Citroens and selling the odd part. Starting a company at such a young age was a bold move.
By 1998, Chevronics had outgrown its original premises, and more space was needed to accommodate the growing business. The move to a new workshop in Arlesey marked an important step forward, providing room for an expanding stock of parts and the additional staff needed to support the company’s continued growth.
By 2017, Chevronics Centre Ltd had been trading for 25 years – a significant milestone for any company, particularly one started by a 20-year-old.
The company continued to look after local Citroën and Peugeot owners while becoming renowned around the world for its specialist knowledge and huge stock of classic Citroën parts.
From a single lock-up to a global specialist, the last three decades have seen Chevronics grow steadily while building a strong reputation within the classic Citroën world.
The business moved into its first workshop in Arlesey in 1998, before relocating to its current Hitchin site in 2009 as it continued to expand.
Today, Chevronics supplies parts worldwide and is recognised for its extensive stock and specialist knowledge, supporting both individual owners and other Citroën specialists across Europe and beyond.
As Chevronics has grown, so has its presence. The opening of the showroom marked a new chapter, creating a space that reflects both the heritage and future of the business.
Designed to showcase vehicles and provide a welcoming environment for customers, the showroom brings together classic Citroëns, specialist knowledge and the parts that keep them running.
It’s a space that feels as much about passion as it is about practicality, a place where enthusiasts can connect with the cars and the people behind them.
While full restorations have their place, much of Chevronics’ work focuses on recommissioning, carefully bringing cars back into use after years off the road.
With a deep understanding of Citroën engineering, the team focuses on what each car needs to become reliable and usable again, rather than over-restoring or losing its character.
This approach allows more cars to return to the road, preserving not just the vehicles themselves, but the experience of driving them.
Among the many characters connected to Chevronics, Henri the Frenchman has become part of the story.
Representing the strong links between the UK and France in sourcing vehicles and parts, Henri reflects the lengths Chevronics goes to in order to find, preserve and support classic Citroëns.
It’s these relationships and stories that sit behind the parts, the cars and the knowledge the business has built over the years.
Chevronics’ reputation has extended far beyond the workshop, with vehicles supplied and prepared for use in film and television.
These projects highlight both the uniqueness of classic Citroëns and the trust placed in Chevronics to deliver cars that are not only visually right, but mechanically dependable.
Citroen H-Van used in Grand Turismo and an upcoming production.
Citroen 2cv Charleston. Featured in Ricky Gervais’ ‘Extras’ Christmas Special, Top Gear and Grand Turismo
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