Citroën in the news

Citroën Berlingo brings back a 100 hp gasoline engine and strengthens its diesel lineup amid Stellantis' strategy shift due to poor sales.

Citroën's new campaign 'Love at First Drive' promotes the emotional and personal experience of test driving their cars worldwide.

The Citroën ë-C3 Urban Range is evaluated for its range, performance, and features as an affordable electric C3 model.

In February 2026, the French new car market dropped 14.7%, but Citroën slightly grew its market share to nearly 10%, driven by strong SUV sales.

An exhibition celebrates 60 years of Citroën's motorsport achievements, featuring historic cars and racing legends.

Citroën will be the Official Car for RCS Sport cycling races from 2026, reinforcing its brand values and presence in Italy through a major sports partnership.

Citroën's C5 Aircross plug-in hybrid gains 30 hp and better electric range without price or performance changes, but faces a mass tax and strong Chinese competition.

The Citroën C15 2026 is a practical, diesel-powered anti-SUV with a large 600-liter trunk, designed for utility and family use amid rising electrification trends.

The updated Citroen C5 Aircross Plug-in Hybrid features a larger battery for up to 113 km electric range, increased power output, and improved comfort, targeting EU and UK drivers needing versatile, low-emission SUVs.

Citroën updated engines on key models, boosting power, efficiency, and electric range to better serve families, leisure users, and professionals.

The Citroën ë-C5 Aircross Grande Autonomie is a spacious, comfortable electric SUV with a large French battery, moderate real-world range and charging speeds, and a focus on comfort over sporty driving.

The Citroën ë-C5 Aircross with large batteries is delayed due to production issues but is expected soon with a competitive price under €47,000, offering good comfort and range compared to rivals.

Stellantis recalls over 13,000 vehicles from multiple brands due to a software issue in the tire pressure monitoring system.

In January 2026, the European new car market shrank 3.5%, with Volkswagen leading, Stellantis growing including Citroën, and hybrids gaining market share.

Steven Bossard will compete full-time in the 2026 French Rally Championship on gravel with a Citroën C3 Rally2, stepping up from Rally3 after winning the 2024 French Supercar Rallycross title.

Four used Citroën models from before 2011 offer spacious, comfortable, and well-equipped options under R$ 35,000, with a focus on reliable engine and transmission choices.

Stellantis is recalling over 13,000 vehicles including Citroën Berlingo due to a software bug in the tire pressure monitoring system, fixed by a quick software update.

Citroën is not offering a 54 kWh battery for the ë-C3 city car, instead focusing on a smaller, more affordable 30 kWh battery version for short-range use.

The 2026 Citroën C5 X is a comfortable, economical family car with a micro-hybrid engine, spacious legroom, and competitive pricing with strong warranty offers.

The Citroen e-C5 Aircross suffers a severe 60% range loss in cold weather due to battery inefficiencies, a problem shared by related Stellantis EV models.