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There are also depots of the companies BHV, Kaarfor and Tradeaux. For example, it has been hinted that a Marina is present in La Rochelle, while an IKA Bohag depot would be introduced in the re-rendered Paris.
The existing industry types from the base game and Scandinavia are featured in the newly rendered areas as well. The following companies are directly mentioned or have their brand icons shown in materials released by SCS: The DLC also features a total of 20 new industries. SCS had suggested that changes to the existing areas would be entirely visible to truckers not having the DLC loaded. In addition, SCS re-worked the parts of France already present in the ETS 2 base game, including a "total overhaul of (the) Paris region". In the DLC, there are a lot of small villages on the minor roads.
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The DLC includes 23 new cities (15 cities in original release, 6 cities in the update 1.36 and 2 cities in the update 1.40) and 5 towns in France, bringing the total to 28: SCS posted a blog on 7 January 2021 officially announcing the addition.
24 March 2021: On the update 1.40, Bayonne and Lacq, along with several new roads is added to the game map for Vive la France! DLC owners. SCS posted a blog on 11 October 2019, officially announcing the addition. This update was first publicized on 5 March 2019, through a teaser image posted by SCS Community Manager Carthoo on the SCS forum. 3 December 2019: On the update 1.36, Corsica is added to the game map for Vive la France! DLC owners. The connection was first announced in a blog post in April. The section west of A6 is open to Vive la France! owners only. 5 June 2019: On the update 1.35, a new connection is added between A10 over A6 to Reims, with the city of Montargis rendered next to the newly rendered road. Īfter the release of the DLC, SCS added new content exclusive to Vive la France! owners on three occasions. 5 December 2016: Vive la France! DLC is released. 2 December 2016: First Vive la France! Community Videos. 29 November 2016: Update 1.26 released (rework of core map France). 
28 November 2016: SCS announced the release date of the expansion. 25 November 2016: A map of the new cities and roads has been published. 10 November 2016: Update 1.26 Open Beta started (rework of core map France). SCS also anticipated the release of the DLC at some time around Christmas 2016. 27 October 2016: SCS announced, by blog, about having put up a demonstration version of the Vive la France! DLC in Poznań Game Arena 2016. 17 October 2016: Five new achievements were added to the Steam platform. 7 October 2016: Blog post about rework of Paris, including a map screenshot. 31 August 2016: Screenshots of French bridges in the newly-rendered areas. 28 July 2016: Blog post about La Rochelle, which is the first post entirely about a new settlement. 8 July 2016: Screenshot of the in-game rendering of the windmill near Les Trois-Moutiers, presented alongside a picture taken during 2016 Tour de France. 13 June 2016: Second blog post about roundabouts. : Blog post about nuclear power stations. The name of the expansion was mentioned again, securing its place. 17 April 2016: Blog post about new roundabouts. 11 March 2016: Blog post about new gas stations. 
18 February 2016: First dedicated blog post about the DLC. 
25 January 2016: A picture of "Renault T in southern France" is featured in a general blog post.After that, SCS released information about the DLC, at about one blog post per month:
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SCS Software first hinted about the DLC in a blog post posted on 25 January 2016. The Vive la France! DLC before 1.40 update. The Vive la France! DLC at its original release. 7.2.3 Screenshots of the road connections in preparation for the Iberia DLCĪ teaser of Corsica in an SCS Forum from SCS Community Manager Carthoo.7.2.2 Screenshots of the rework of the core map.7.2.1 Screenshots of the new areas of the Vive la France! DLC.
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