Visit the Saab museum in Trollhattan to experience Saab’s history at first hand.  You can witness fifty years of technical achievement in the Swedish car industry.  The original prototype is naturally exhibited here, as is a whole range of standard cars, experimental vehicles and rally winners from the 1940s onwards.

The Saab Car Museum in Trollhattan presents a cavalcade of important Saab models – from the very first, hand-built prototype – Saab 92001 – over successful rally cars up to the cars of today.
There’s a boutique, where books, model cars and gift articles are on sale.

Opening hours
Monday –Sunday 11am – 4pm

Opening hours Christmas and New Year 2010/11
24th – 26th December Closed
27th – 30th December Open 11am – 4pm
31st December – 3rd January Closed
From 4th January Open 11am – 4pm

Entrance fees
Entrance fees are 60 SEK for adults, 40 SEK for children and pensioners, 130 SEK for a family.  For Saab employees the entrance is free, on presenting an id-card.

The Saab Car Museum is located at Akerssjovagen 10, at the Innovatum area, well signposted (“Saab Bilmuseum”) from the main road (Rv45).  The telephone number is +46 (0)520 84344, fax number is +46 (0)520 320 51.  E-mail address is: saab.carmuseum@saab.com

At the Saab Car Museum you can follow the evolution from the early models up to today’s exclusive products.  We have more than 100 cars in our collection; approximately 60 are on show in our exhibition.

In 1945, Saab decided to venture outside its aeronautical engineering operations and manufacture cars. The handmade prototype - Saab 92.001 - was ready in 1946 and shown to the press public the following year. Saab's characteristic traits were there from the start - front-wheel drive and good aerodynamic lines. The prototype, used for road-testing, is in original condition and has never been restored.