2020 Citroen C5 Aircross UK Version

• Citroën UK introduces new trim level naming structure across C1, New C3, C3 Aircross SUV, Grand C4 Space Tourer and C5 Aircross SUV – replacing outgoing ‘Touch’, ‘Feel’ and ‘Flair’.

• New naming and pricing structure is a key element of the ‘Citroën Advance UK’ strategy.

• New versions will be priced in-line with the brand’s ‘Fair Pricing’ policy announced in October.

• New trim levels available to configure and order online now via Citroën Store with first customer deliveries anticipated in early 2021.

The Citroën UK C5 Aircross SUV range now comprises four trim levels: ‘Sense’, ‘Shine’, ‘C-Series’ and ‘Shine Plus’, with pricing starting from just £24,335. That is a £1,320 reduction under the ‘Fair Pricing’ scheme, when compared with the outgoing trim structure.

All C5 Aircross SUVs now feature LED headlights as standard as well as Citroën’s Safety Pack with Active Safety Brake and active lane departure warning for improved safety. Also included are rear parking sensors and 18-inch alloy wheels. Inside, owners receive DAB radio, Apple CarPlay® and Android Auto as standard.

‘Shine’ trim gains Citroën Connect Nav, a reversing camera, blind-spot monitoring, keyless entry and start and Advanced Comfort seats, amongst a host of other features.

‘C-Series’ versions sit above ‘Shine’, but feature a lower MRRP OTR, more equipment and – for online retail buyers – an extended five-year warranty. In terms of equipment, ‘C-Series’ models feature bespoke styling details and an Anodised Deep Red colour pack and adaptive cruise control. Intelligent beam headlights are also included for optimum comfort.

Range-topping ‘Shine Plus’ versions incorporate 19-inch ‘Art’ alloy wheels, wireless smartphone charging, a motorised tailgate, half-leather upholstery and an electrically adjustable driver’s seat into the already very comprehensive equipment listing.

As part of its recently-announced ‘Citroën Advance UK’ strategy, Citroën UK has confirmed the new trim levels that feature across its key models – Citroën C1, New C3, C3 Aircross Compact SUV, Grand C4 SpaceTourer and C5 Aircross SUV – replacing the outgoing ‘Touch’, ‘Feel’ and ‘Flair’ nomenclature.

Under this new naming policy, entry-level versions will be entitled ‘Live’ (C1 and Grand C4 SpaceTourer), with levels two and three taking the names ‘Sense’ and ‘Shine’ respectively. On selected models, additional trim levels will be introduced – these will be ‘Sense Plus’, which sits above level two ‘Sense’ versions, and ‘Shine Plus’, which sits at the top of the range above the level three ‘Shine’ trim.

2020 Citroen C5 Aircross – UK Version Front View 3/4

A new ‘C-Series’ trim is also available across the most popular models in the Citroën range – New C3, C3 Aircross Compact SUV and C5 Aircross SUV. ‘C-Series’ models are aimed at online buyers and come with enhanced levels of standard equipment, at highly competitive prices – below that of key competitors. ‘C-Series’ models also boast an extended five-year warranty for retail customers.

To find out more about buying online with Citroën UK, please visit: https://store.citroen.co.uk/

Alongside the new trim line-up, Citroën UK has introduced a new ‘Fair Price’ policy that introduces lower list prices right across the revised range. This long-term and fundamental change to the UK business model sees list prices reduce to new fair and transparent levels.

For example, the price of a Citroën C1 city car is reduced by up to £700, whilst the brand’s best-selling New C3 Supermini and C3 Aircross Compact SUV will see reductions of up to £1,175 and £1,775 respectively. The new pricing strategy is effective from 1 December 2020, with buyers able to enjoy fair and transparent pricing across Citroën’s entire model line-up.

All vehicles can be configured and ordered online now via the online Citroën Store. Selected models are available to view in the brand’s ‘Virtual Showroom’, which offers customers a personalised live walk-around tour of key Citroën models, with the ability to ask questions about their vehicle of interest.

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