Launched in 2010, with over 450,000 vehicles produced at the Mulhouse plant in France, the second generation Citroen C4 is being updated in 2015.
The Citroen C4 New Range features a new light signature that makes the front end more expressive, with LED running lights, and adds a more dynamic touch to the rear with 3D-effect taillights.
Moving inside, comfort is increased with standard-setting acoustic features, an optional massaging front seat, and a panoramic glass roof equipped with electric blind. The C4 is also more spacious now thanks to its 2,610mm wheelbase, split foldback rear seats, and a generous boot volume of 408 litres.Useful technologies are also abound in the C4, with the introduction of the hands-free keyless entry and start as well as Hill Start Assist, Intelligent Traction Control, Lane Departure Warning system and the Blind Spot Monitoring system.
The updated C4 is powered by new Euro 6-compliant engines that combine fuel efficiency with high standards of performance.
The new PureTech 110 manual gearbox engine delivers maximum power of 110bhp at 5,500rpm and torque of 205Nm at 1,750rpm, making the C4 responsive and agreeable to drive. This engine's fuel efficiency is 25.6km/L and 110g of CO2 per km with ultra-low rolling resistance tyres.
Since the end of 2013, Citroen has rolled out a new generation of diesel engines called BlueHDi. These drastically reduce nitrogen oxide (NOx) emissions and lower CO2 emissions by up to four percent, thus providing technology to comply with the more stringent Euro 6 regulations.
The BlueHDi 100 manual gearbox and the BlueHDi 120 S&S six-speed manual gearbox deliver maximum power of 99hp at 3,750rpm and 120bhp at 3,500rpm respectively. The torque at 1,750rpm (higher than the preceding generation's) is 254Nm for the BlueHDi 100 manual unit and 300Nm for the BlueHDi 120 S&S six-speed manual unit.
The BlueHDi 120 S&S with a six-speed manual gearbox delivers combined cycle consumption of 33.4km/L and CO2 emissions of 95g/km with ultra-low rolling resistance tyres.
