There are so many SUVs on the market these days that choosing between them can be something of a challenge. As usual, though, Citroen is on hand to offer a typically Gallic left-field option in the guise of the new C5 Aircross.
The new Citroen C5 Aircross will be priced from £23,225 when it goes on sale in February 2019 in a three-model range comprising Feel, Flair and Flair Plus.
The well-regarded Citroen C4 Picasso and Grand C4 Picasso MPVs will now be known by a new name - the C4 SpaceTourer and Grand C4 SpaceTourer
We were fans of the previous Citroen C4 Cactus, and we're not afraid to admit it. Not enough to buy one, though, and perhaps therein lies the problem. As a result, the company has responded with this, a new C4 Cactus, which seeks to tone down a little of the old car's overt Citroen-ness.
With the world and their dog now apparently making small SUVs, standing out from the crowd requires something a little different. Luckily for Citroen, 'different' is what they do better than anyone else. And so it is that the new C3 Aircross brings the company's inimitable sense of design to a market segment that can be a little... well, dull.
A few years ago, I pitched an idea to a number of car manufacturers, that of using the existing forward-looking camera that powers the wave of new safety features as a built-in dashcam. At the time, no-one seemed interested. But when the new Citroen C3 was unveiled, the company also demonstrated its new ConnectedCAM system. Turns out it's just as useful as I hoped it would be...
Citroen’s aim for the Cactus was to produce a car that takes the hassle out of modern-day motoring, offering not just a strong sense of design as demanded by today’s switch-on buyers, but also greater comfort, more useful technology and a low cost of ownership. Have they succeeded?
Sister car to the Toyota Aygo and Peugeot 108, the Citroen C1 offers the French company's unique stylish take on the small city car. Read our review to find out what it's like...
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The new Citroen C4 Cactus is on sale now with prices ranging from £12,990 to £18,190. Based on the DS3 platform, the most striking element of the design is the protective panels on the doors.
Citroen has always been known for giving us something a little more left-field, and the Grand C4 Picasso – the company’s offering in the seven-seat MPV market – continues that tradition. Based on a new light-weight platform, the Grand C4 Picasso promises a blend of agility and environmental friendliness that's often been missing in large MPVs. Have Citroen got the blend right?