The Citroen C3 introduces new trim levels and debuts new colours

The Citroën C3 has received a series of changes that have not been focused on its styling or equipment, but rather on the names of the different trim levels on offer. This week the new range of the model was presented, available in the Live, Live Edition, Feel Edition and Exclusive trims, which are the names it will now carry.

And although that is the only change, it also debuts new body colours, as two new ones are being added to the existing range. These colours are Rojo Adén and Azul Bahía. As for equipment, it has also benefited from the new names, as new items are added depending on the trim level.

The new trim levels offer a higher level of equipment

The base trim is the Live, which offers manual air conditioning, MP3 radio, fog lights and Connecting Box. This equipment is the basis on which new standard features are added. Thus, the next trim, the Live Edition, adds 16-inch alloy wheels, speed regulator and limiter, leather-wrapped steering wheel, LED front headlights and a 7-inch touchscreen to the offer.

In the Feel Edition trim the rear windows are privacy tinted and it features Zenith windscreen, rear electric windows and rear parking assist system, while at the top of the range, the Exclusive, adds a rear-view camera, automatic headlight activation and 17-inch alloy wheels.

The engines have not undergone any changes and the PureTech petrol and BlueHDi engines remain available, achieving quite interesting consumption and emissions figures. We can mention the Citroën C3 PureTech 110 S&S, which achieves 4.3 litres per 100 km and 100 g/km of CO2, while the BlueHDi 100 S&S diesel engine is the one with the lowest consumption and emissions, at 3.4 litres per 100 km and 87 g/km of CO2.

Source | Citroën