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    28 Jan 2022

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    The Citroen C4 has arrived in Singapore sporting a radically altered design that combines the proud stance of an SUV with the sleek lines of a hatchback.

    Cycle and Carriage Singapore has announced the launch of the new Citroen C4.

    Traditionally a hatchback, the new car has been reinvented so that it now combines the elevated and assertive posture of an SUV, with the elegance and visual dynamism of a hatchback.

    Sloping roofline ends in the Citroen-iconic V-shaped taillights at the rear of the C4
    At the front, visual exterior highlights include the Citroen iconic V-shaped LED head lights, while the rear of the car gets a sleek gently sloping roofline.

    The new Citroen C4 is also graced with a generous 2,665mm wheelbase, which Citroen claims translates into high levels of room for rear passengers, alongside a best-in-class knee clearance of 198mm for those in the second row.

    Those seated within can also expect to be treated to high levels of comfort, thanks to Citroen's Advanced Comfort Programme, which combines advanced suspension and seating technology.

    First off, there's the firm's Progressive Hydraulic Cushions, which utilise additional hydraulic stops in its dampers in order to deliver more gentle cushioning from road bumps to deliver a claimed flying carpet effect when driving on the road.

    10.0-inch infotainment screen in the cabin will support both Android Auto and Apple CarPlay compatibility
    This pairs with Citroen's Advanced Comfort Seats, which combine both high-density foam in the seat centre with thick, textured foam on the surface to ensure high levels of both softness and support, easing the strain from longer journeys.

    A 10-inch touchscreen infotainment display in the cabin will offer Android Auto and Apple CarPlay compatibility.

    The Citroen C4 arrives in Singapore powered by a 128bhp 1.2-litre direct injection engine paired to an eight-speed automatic gearbox. Peak torque from this engine is 230Nm, allowing it to complete the century sprint in a claimed 10.4 seconds, while claimed fuel economy stands at 21.3km/L.

    Citroen is offering an early bird promotion for the C4 to customers that visit the Cycle and Carriage showroom during its CNY Open House, happening from 4 to 6 February 2022. Customers will also have the chance to walk away with exclusive Citroen premiums and grab up to $888 additional Ang Bao rebates off the purchase of a new car at the CNY Prosperity Tree!

    The new Citroen C4 is available here from $109,000, although a higher-trim 'Shine' variant that sports 17-inch rims alongside Blind Spot Monitoring and Citroen's Extended Road Sign Recognition and Speed Recommendation amongst others will be mande available here at a later date. Register your interest in the new Citroen C4 here.

    *Features displayed in the images may be exclusive to the 'Shine' variant.

    Car ModelPrice as of press time (inclusive of COE)
    Citroen C4 1.2 PureTech EAT8 Feel (A)$109,999
    Citroen C4 1.2 PureTech EAT8 Shine (A)P.O.A
    24.4k

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    28 Jan 2022

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    883 views

    The Citroen C4 has arrived in Singapore sporting a radically altered design that combines the proud stance of an SUV with the sleek lines of a hatchback.

    Cycle and Carriage Singapore has announced the launch of the new Citroen C4.

    Traditionally a hatchback, the new car has been reinvented so that it now combines the elevated and assertive posture of an SUV, with the elegance and visual dynamism of a hatchback.

    Sloping roofline ends in the Citroen-iconic V-shaped taillights at the rear of the C4
    At the front, visual exterior highlights include the Citroen iconic V-shaped LED head lights, while the rear of the car gets a sleek gently sloping roofline.

    The new Citroen C4 is also graced with a generous 2,665mm wheelbase, which Citroen claims translates into high levels of room for rear passengers, alongside a best-in-class knee clearance of 198mm for those in the second row.

    Those seated within can also expect to be treated to high levels of comfort, thanks to Citroen's Advanced Comfort Programme, which combines advanced suspension and seating technology.

    First off, there's the firm's Progressive Hydraulic Cushions, which utilise additional hydraulic stops in its dampers in order to deliver more gentle cushioning from road bumps to deliver a claimed flying carpet effect when driving on the road.

    10.0-inch infotainment screen in the cabin will support both Android Auto and Apple CarPlay compatibility
    This pairs with Citroen's Advanced Comfort Seats, which combine both high-density foam in the seat centre with thick, textured foam on the surface to ensure high levels of both softness and support, easing the strain from longer journeys.

    A 10-inch touchscreen infotainment display in the cabin will offer Android Auto and Apple CarPlay compatibility.

    The Citroen C4 arrives in Singapore powered by a 128bhp 1.2-litre direct injection engine paired to an eight-speed automatic gearbox. Peak torque from this engine is 230Nm, allowing it to complete the century sprint in a claimed 10.4 seconds, while claimed fuel economy stands at 21.3km/L.

    Citroen is offering an early bird promotion for the C4 to customers that visit the Cycle and Carriage showroom during its CNY Open House, happening from 4 to 6 February 2022. Customers will also have the chance to walk away with exclusive Citroen premiums and grab up to $888 additional Ang Bao rebates off the purchase of a new car at the CNY Prosperity Tree!

    The new Citroen C4 is available here from $109,000, although a higher-trim 'Shine' variant that sports 17-inch rims alongside Blind Spot Monitoring and Citroen's Extended Road Sign Recognition and Speed Recommendation amongst others will be mande available here at a later date. Register your interest in the new Citroen C4 here.

    *Features displayed in the images may be exclusive to the 'Shine' variant.

    Car ModelPrice as of press time (inclusive of COE)
    Citroen C4 1.2 PureTech EAT8 Feel (A)$109,999
    Citroen C4 1.2 PureTech EAT8 Shine (A)P.O.A
    24.4k

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