Citroën presents C5 Aircross Concept - A preview of a family SUV with an attractive design and irresistible comfort

Citroën presents C5 Aircross Concept - A preview of a family SUV with an attractive design and irresistible comfort

After unveiling the C3 Aircross last June, Citroën is giving new impetus to its offensive in the SUV market by presenting the C5 Aircross Concept as a world premiere.

A concept that expresses the vision of what could be the Brand's next SUV in the C segment.

The C5 Aircross Concept confirms the dynamism of a brand in full transformation, capable of offering a range calibrated to the expectations of each segment.

A line that intelligently responds to the needs of customers looking for an accessible SUV but full of character, offering plenty of space on board, maximum comfort and great practicality for families.

This concept demonstrates Citroën's strong ambition in a segment that is key for customers.

Designed on the Stellantis Group's STLA Medium platform, the C5 Aircross Concept is a multi-energy vehicle that expresses vigor, strength and character.

It is a dense and robust organic block, sculpted with the utmost care for aerodynamics.

The designers have in fact multiplied their efforts to reduce the impact of the silhouette, which in SUVs is by definition unfavorable.

The volumes are full and generous, the surfaces fluid.

The height is contained and the rear overhang is extended.

At the front, the nose of the bonnet is low, while at the rear the roof is set back, the tailgate is very vertical, the passenger compartment is curved, the side windows are equipped with aerodynamic appendages and the Citroën Light Wings rear lights are cut flush to channel the air flow.

The design favors essentiality over superfluousness, underlining the new identity and modernity of the brand.

With a length of 4.65 m, it boasts unprecedented proportions and suggests a wealth of space on board.

The C5 Aircross Concept promises a comfortable and connected driving experience to accompany families in the varied mosaic of everyday needs.