Citroen road test reviews

I thought that the eC3 is more than just a city commuter, but a small trip to Mumbai changed that

While the ride quality and city driving is impressive, the eC3 has made me scratch my head a lot due to some weird reasons

After a few days of driving, the initial expressions have left me with a question – is this it?

The Citroen Basalt stands out with its unique design, but does it deliver on other fronts?

Does adding the convenience factor of an automatic in the C3 Aircross’ very-practical but not-so-feature-rich package make it more appealing?

Citroen wants to take the path less travelled in the compact SUV space by offering the customers more practicality and less features. Will it work?

Is it justified to pay approximately Rs 4.5 lakh more for C3’s electric version? Let’s find out

The C5 Aircross has been given a mid-life update less than two years after it went on sale in India while commanding a premium of nearly Rs 3 lakh over its predecessor. But is it sensible to splash that money on the French SUV?

Citroen’s done well to understand the difference between an ‘affordable’ car and a ‘cheap’ car. The C3 delivers where it really matters.   

Citroen’s first offering for India promises exceptional comfort. Our first drive tells us if it lives up to the claim and if there’s more to the car