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Author: Gerry Murphy
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Citroen says value for money motoring is a core strength of the new Citroen C3, with the brand opening orders for its new B-segment hatchback, starting from €23,400 for both entry petrol and electric models.
Pre-orders are now open for 251 registration at dealerships nationwide. With each new generation of the C3, Citroen is shaking up the market by offering an innovative concept while retaining its qualities, unique and strong design, distinctive onboard comfort, useful equipment for everyday life, and an attractive price positioning.
The new C3 is no exception to this rule and brings a true difference to the market of petrol and electric B segment hatchbacks. The new C3 is an improvement on the previous generation in every respect. Popular above all, it appeals to a wide audience by being affordable and offering different powertrain solutions adapted to customer’s needs.
Externally, the new design gives a more vertical face with a large new oval ‘chevron’ logo sitting centrally and reinforced on each side by gloss black horizontal grilles. Front and rear lights feature a unique three-level lighting signature with one vertical and two horizontal lenses that resemble blades.
At the back the taillight clusters push into the vehicle corners and comprise two horizontal and one vertical lens echoing the front clusters. Its raised position, in addition to giving a slight SUV-like appearance, facilitates getting in and out of the vehicle, and provides a more assured drive over speed bumps and potholes often encountered in urban and suburban driving.
Customers get a more spacious interior with more legroom, headroom, and elbow room for added comfort. Seating is raised by 76mm compared to the current version, which allows occupants to have a higher and more commanding driving position, with an increased sense of control and safety.
There is also more boot space, which is increased by 10 litres to reach 310 litres. Its capacity can be increased thanks to the modularity of the 60-40 rear seat.
The new C3 and all-new e-C3 will be available for in Ireland with a streamlined line-up of just two well-equipped versions – ‘Plus’ and ‘Max’. The entry ‘Plus’ series comes with a high level of standard equipment, including front LED headlamps, Citroen Advanced Comfort Suspension, Citroen Advanced Comfort Seats, and 17-inch diamond-cut alloy wheels.
Other features include the new Citroën Head Up display system, 10.25-inch touchscreen with Apple Carplay and Android Auto, decorative roof rails, front and rear skidplates, automatic wipers, power folding and heated electric door mirrors, leather-effect steering wheel, automatic lights, rear parking sensors, rear spoiler, cruise control, manual air conditioning, and six airbags.
Meanwhile the top-of-the-range ‘Max’ series adds rear privacy glass, grey fabric/leather effect combination upholstery, automatic air conditioning, 3D navigation, wireless smartphone charging, reversing camera, electrochrome rear-view mirror, heated driver and passenger seats and heated steering wheel.
Pictured: The new Citroen C3.
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