Cellular Automata (CA) modelling is a lattice representation into identical cells related between one another and with their neighbourhood by a set of rules which determine the system's evolution. Within this approach it is possible to model various phenomena in different domains of which physics, biology or chemistry. Important advances concerning the modelling of corrosion within the CA framework have been accomplished recently at the CEA. Existing 2D models have succesfully been generalized to more realistic 3D representations, as well as the modelling of the coupling between anodic and cathodic reactions. This has made it possible within a single framework to model generalized and localized corrosion (pitting, occluded corrosi...