Models Citroën

The car manufacturer Citroën is a pioneer in automotive technology and design . Its model range covers almost every market segment, including electric vehicles. The smallest Citroën is the C1 microcar . In the city car segment, there's the Citroën C3 , one of its best-known models. The bulk of sales are attributed to the C4 family, although this name encompasses several models across various segments.

The first is the compact C4, which was later joined by the C4 Picasso MPV . Finally, there's the C4 Cactus , the SUV with the most irreverent design the brand offers worldwide. When it comes to sedans, the C-Elysée and C5 complete the manufacturer's lineup. The Citroën C-Elysée has undergone a facelift that has updated its exterior design and improved its connectivity features.

With the Citroën C3 Aircross, the French automaker enters the urban SUV segment. While the brand defines it as compact, its exterior dimensions place it squarely in competition with the Nissan Juke, Renault Captur, and Peugeot 2008. It's based on the same platform as the Citroën C3 and has a twin, the Opel Crossland X. In terms of design, interior quality, and equipment options, it represents a step forward compared to other Citroën models.

The Citroën C5 has been a fixture in the D segment for a decade. During this time, despite updates, its sales have steadily declined, leading the brand to discontinue it without offering a replacement. Furthermore, the C3 Picasso city MPV and the C4 Aircross compact SUV will also soon be replaced in the Citroën lineup . Their replacements will be unveiled before the end of this year and will be offered with significant discounts. Rounding out the range are the Nemo and Berlingo Multispace versions , and the SpaceTourer passenger version of the new Jumpy.

In the commercial vehicle segment, we have the work-oriented versions of the Nemo, Berlingo, Jumpy, and Jumper . These models best exemplify Citroën's versatility in adapting to different market segments. Finally, we must mention the electric models in Citroën's lineup . The smallest is the C-Zero microcar , followed by the e-Mehari . At the top of the range, we have the battery-powered version of the Berlingo , available for both passengers and cargo.

History of Citroen

Citroën is one of France's best-known manufacturers. Founded in 1919 by André Citroën, the company is famous for popularizing front-wheel drive in 1934. Since 1974, the brand has been part of Peugeot, forming PSA Peugeot Citroën . Its most iconic models include the 2CV, its derivative the Dyane 6, and the original Citroën DS. Other highly successful models include the AX, ZX, Saxo, Xsara, Xantia, and the Picasso minivan. Citroën has also participated in the World Rally Championship (WRC) for many years, winning with French driver Sébastien Loeb.