▪ In Paris, Citroën is premiering the C5 Aircross Concept: a powerful, characterful vision of its future C-segment SUV.
▪ The concept unveils a new design that is muscular and assertive: in a dense and sculpted block, it combines the simplicity of full, generous volumes with the energy of taut styling lines.
▪ In an SUV territory where aerodynamics can be tricky, it employs a host of architectural and styling tricks to boost its efficiency.
▪ The C5 Aircross Concept is based on the STLA Medium multi-energy platform, which can integrate all powertrains to suit every use case: combustion, hybrid or electric.
▪ Promising distinctive comfort and space on board, the C5 Aircross Concept heralds a model scheduled for 2025: a genuine cocoon on wheels, designed with families in mind.

Following the unveiling of the C3 Aircross last June, Citroën is confirming its offensive on the SUV market with the World Premiere of the C5 Aircross Concept. It expresses a vision of what the Brand's next SUV in the C segment could be. The C5 Aircross Concept confirms the dynamism of a brand in complete renewal, capable of offering a range calibrated to the expectations of each segment. It offers an intelligent response to the needs of customers looking for an accessible and characterful SUV, offering space on board, comfort and great practicality for families. This concept demonstrates Citroën's strong ambition on this key territory for customers.

Designed on the Stellantis Group's STLA Medium platform, the C5 Aircross Concept is a multi-energy vehicle. It expresses a powerful attitude, full of strength and character. It is a dense, muscular and organic block, sculpted for aerodynamics. Indeed, in an SUV territory where the silhouette is disadvantaged by nature, the designers have used multiple tricks to reduce its impact. Its volumes are full and generous, its surfaces fluid. Its height is contained and the rear overhang is extended. At the front, the nose of the bonnet is lowered, while at the rear the roof recedes while the tailgate is very vertical.

The cabin is curved, the quarter windows are fitted with aero appendages, and the Citroën Light Wing tail lights are cut and flush to guide the airflow. The design does away with the superfluous in favour of the essential, while emphasising the new brand identity and a modern feel. With a length of 4.65m, it boasts unprecedented proportions and offers plenty of space on board. The C5 Aircross Concept promises a serene, connected driving experience to accompany families in their multi-faceted lives.

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