Citroen C4 Picasso Debut at Paris
First visiospace
By Text & Photos edited by F. de Leeuw van Weenen
September 7, 2006 7:44 PM
Filed Under: Citroen, European
Press Release
Page 1: Overview
Page 2: Exterior
Page 3: Interior
Page 4: Features
Page 5: Equipment
Page 6: Driving Pleasure
Page 7: Safety
First visiospace
Citroen has three new stars for its line up at 2006 Paris Motor Show (29 September 2006) with the Citroën C-Metisse revealing the technology and designs that drives its engineers and stylists; the Citroën C4 WRC revealing what World Champion Rally Driver Sebastien Loeb will be driving in 2007 and the Citroën C4 Picasso what its customers will be driving when it is launched in 2007.
The Citroën C4 Picasso is clearly from the same styling team that has produced the C-Metisse, with its combination of versatility and unique style, while only Citroën's engineers could have provided such an advanced, safe and economical form of transport.
With its extensive glass area and vast modular cabin, the C4 Picasso becomes the first "visiospace".
The unique styling, driveability and original features of the C4 Picasso contribute to a comfortable and highly enjoyable ride. This new people mover can carry up to seven people in comfort. All vehicle functions have been designed to ensure an easy, pleasant and relaxed journey.
- A wide-angle panoramic windscreen for outstanding visibility and clarity.
- A front compartment of uncluttered design, with an innovative driving position and the new 6-speed electronic gearbox system.
- Class-beating interior space and boot volume.
- Original seat-folding functions for quick and easy reconfiguration.
- High standards of interior comfort for all passengers, with generous space and outstanding thermal, acoustic and odour-exclusion comfort.
- Remarkable suspension comfort with the pneumatic rear suspension.
- An easier, safer drive, with driving aids that are new to or rarely seen in the compact MPV segment.
Right from the first level of trim, the C4 Picasso boasts new features for on-board comfort, along with driving aids and safety functions. Close attention has also been paid to the perceived quality of the passenger compartment. The prestige interior materials are pleasant to touch; the chrome and gloss black are pleasant on the eye; the paintwork is smooth; and the grain of the dashboard and door panels is exceptionally fine.
Four responsive, high-performance engines are available from launch, two petrol: the 1.8i 16V and 2.0i 16V developing 127 bhp and 143 bhp DIN, and two diesel: the HDi 110 DPFS and HDi 138 DPFS. All engines meet Euro IV standards, and the two diesel units are equipped with a particulate filter as standard. Depending on the market, the engines are available with a wide choice of transmissions: manual, automatic or the new 6-speed electronic gearbox system.
With its strong personality, its dimensions (4.59 m long, 1.83 m wide and 1.66 m high) and its attractive features, the C4 Picasso is a natural extension to Citroën's people mover range.
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