With ProMods Europe v2.83, we’re keeping things Focused on Brittany & Lorient. Lorient is here, and it’s the headline of this Update, and it’s one we’re particularly pleased to share, not least because it holds a rare distinction for a French city: not a single toll booth in sight!
The City
Lorient sits on the southern coast of Brittany, and the city has been built to reflect what it actually is; a working port city, practical and maritime in character, with the kind of industrial waterfront presence that makes it a genuinely useful destination on the map.
The port area comes with a full complement of companies, offering cargo pickups and deliveries that give drivers a real reason to make the journey. From the approach roads feeding into the city centre to the dockside itself, Lorient feels like a place with purpose; one that rewards drivers who take the time to explore it properly rather than passing straight through.



Across Brittany
The road network extending across the area is where the scale of this addition becomes clear.
The N24 stretches east toward Rennes, cutting through the Breton interior with the kind of open, unhurried driving that this part of France does particularly well. To the north, the N164 and surrounding routes connect Lorient to the wider Breton network, passing through terrain that shifts between dense woodland, open farmland, and the occasional glimpse of the Atlantic horizon.
Tucked away within the woodland, there’s also a custom-built company waiting to be discovered; one of those additions that rewards drivers who take the time to leave the main carriageway and explore. Junctions, interchanges, and roadside detail have all been considered across the full extent of the area.. this isn’t just a city drop, it’s a proper regional addition.



Look.. No Tolls!
The roads connecting Lorient to the rest of Brittany are fast, well-maintained, and, crucially.. free!
The N164 runs along the southern edge of the area, forming the main artery in and out of the city, while the N24 heads east through the interior toward Rennes. These are proper French national roads; wide, open, and built for distance. For a French city of this size and connectivity, it bears repeating: not a single toll booth.
After the A4, we felt you deserved it.



v2.83
Alongside Lorient, v2.83 also brings a significant round of bug fixes and improvements to the wider map.
Most notably, for users of the TCP, and readers of our previous post regarding gas stations: all gas stations across Switzerland have now been updated to their real counterparts// something we previewed in an earlier blog post, and which is now live for everyone to enjoy.
Fire up the game, head to promods.net to grab the latest version, and we’ll see you on the road. It’s out now!
































