The C3 is not only the best-selling model derivative for Citron. It is the best performer in the whole of the Stellantis stable, which also includes Alfa Romeo, Fiat, Jeep, Opel and Peugeot. The introduction of the Citron C3 Aircross is sure to see the resurgence of the French brand continue locally.
Why? Well, its simple. This is a cool-looking compact SUV has decent space and spec and is priced to sell. The five-seater Max version comes in at R344 900 and the seven-seater at R354 900. A sub-R300 000 entry-level Plus version is to follow at the end of the year.
What Citron C3 Aircross has to offerSo, what do you get for your money? You get typical Citron SUV styling that offers their signature Y-shaped lighting, double grille, lower skid plate and protective cladding. There are also flared wheel arches, 17-inch alloys and raised ride height of 200mm.
There are four colour options and six dual-tone roof combinations to choose from, with both metallic paint and the dual-tone roof option being included in the price off the showroom floor.
Jumping inside in the Citron C3 Aircross you are greeted by a modern seven-inch TFT instrument cluster and a 10-inch touchscreen that provides access to your key infotainment and connected services, including mirroring capability for access to apps using Apple CarPlay or Android Auto. Talking of which, there are USB ports and storage solutions throughout that include cup holders that double as smartphone holders.
