Citroen
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Fiat has revived one of its oldest nameplates for an electric minicar.
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Citroën has a new logo
Citroën's chevron logo has been revamped for the 10th time.
Viknesh Vijayenthiran -
Tiny Citroen Ami electric car to be sold by Opel as the Rocks-e
Citroen is expanding its Ami electric minicar to more markets, including eventually the U.S.
Viknesh Vijayenthiran -
UK firm makes an electric 1971 Citroen DS
The British firm Electrogenic has an electric conversion of the 1971 Citroen DS with a 120-hp electric motor and 140 miles of range.
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Adorable Citroen Ami coming to US
Free2Move customers in Washington, D.C. will soon be able to test the Citroen Ami electric minicar.
Viknesh Vijayenthiran -
2022 Citroen C5 X revealed as French brand's new flagship
France's Citroen has replaced its C5 sedan with a crossover, but don't expect to see it in the U.S.
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A 1967 Hoffman Citroën convertible that has been in the background of Jay Leno's Garage videos gets its story told this time around.
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2022 Citroen C5 replacement spy shots: French brand's new flagship takes shape
France's Citroen is working on a new model to replace the C5, and there's a slight chance we'll see it end up in the United States.
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1972 Citroën SM floats into Jay Leno's Garage
A forward-thinking 1972 Citroën SM is the star of this episode of Jay Leno's Garage.
Stephen Edelstein -
1949 Citroen Traction Avant featured on Jay Leno's Garage
The1949 Citroen Traction Avant was innovative because it featured a unibody structure, front-wheel drive, and an independent front suspension. Jay Leno shows off his unrestored model in this episode of Jay Leno's Garage.
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Citroen Ami electric minicar offered at $22 per month--no license required
Citroen's tiny Ami has a range of 43 miles and a top speed of 28 mph, making it suitable for urban areas only.
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Official: Fiat Chrysler and France's PSA Group agree to 50/50 merger
The merged company will be the fourth biggest automaker in the world.
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Citroën's CEO says the company has no interest in building a modern take on the beloved and agrarian 2CV that enjoyed a 43-year run.
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Citroën Ami One Concept imagines a car you can drive without a license
Citroën will use next month's 2019 Geneva International Motor Show to present a concept that envisions a potential future for mobility in cities. Unveiled on Tuesday, the concept is a small, electric runabout called the Ami One Concept, and its ethos is not unlike the Citroën 2CV from a...
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Maker of Opel and Peugeot cars picks Atlanta for US headquarters
France's PSA Group, the maker of Citroën, DS, Peugeot, and now also Opel cars, has a mission to sell cars in the United States, though the automaker, which is Europe's second biggest by volume, isn't rushing things. It has a decade-long plan split up into three phases, and right now we're only...
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Maker of Peugeot and Citroën cars establishes North American ops
French automaker PSA Group only last month agreed to purchase Opel from General Motors. The automaker has also got around to establishing PSA North America, with former TrueCar and Nissan executive Larry Dominique put in charge of the new operation. But PSA isn’t ready just yet to establish a...
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GM sells Opel to France’s PSA Group
General Motors confirmed on Monday that it has reached an agreement to sell its struggling European division Opel to French auto giant PSA Group, the parent of French brands Citroën, DS and Peugeot. The deal, which is valued at 2.2 billion euros (approximately $2.33 billion), will see PSA...
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GM in talks with PSA Group over sale of Opel
General Motors has confirmed it’s in talks with PSA Group over a number of strategic issues, one of which is the sale of its European subsidiary Opel. PSA controls French brands Citroën, DS and Peugeot and is partially owned by the French government and state-owned Chinese automaker...
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Citroën will use next month’s 2017 Geneva auto show to unveil a funky compact SUV called the C-Aircross. The car may be a concept but it’s actually a thinly-veiled preview of the French automaker’s replacement for the C3 Picasso. Whereas the C3 Picasso is more of a minivan, the production version of the C-Aircross, likely to be called a C3 Aircross, will be more of an SUV. (Aircross is the tag Citroën uses for its SUVs.) The lines are similar to those of the latest C3 hatchback, the donor vehicle for Citroën’s 2017 WRC car. For example, the vehicle...
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Citroën will have the coolest car in the 2017 World Rally Championship
Because of a change in the regulations allowing for greater freedom when it comes to aerodynamics, cars competing in the 2017 World Rally Championship will look radically different to what we’ve become accustomed to over the past few seasons. And one car in particular will be the most...
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Next-gen Citroën C3 previewed by Paris-bound WRC concept
Cars competing in the 2017 World Rally Championship will look radically different to what we’ve become accustomed to over the past few seasons. The regulations allow for cars that are wider and feature bodies designed with greater freedom in regards to aerodynamics, with many already...
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Maker of Peugeot and Citroën cars confirms LA car-sharing service
PSA Group CEO Carlos Tavares on Monday confirmed the French auto giant will launch a car-sharing service in Los Angeles and possibly more cities in the United States. PSA, which represents brands Peugeot, DS and Citroën, will work with fellow French firm Bollore to launch the service. Bollore...
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Citroën hints at next C5 with Cxperience sedan concept
Citroën, part of French auto giant PSA Group, has revealed a radical sedan concept it plans to formerly unveil in late September at the 2016 Paris auto show. The concept is called the Cxperience and gives a glimpse of some of the design elements we can expect on the next-generation C5. It can...
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Citroën Advanced Comfort suspension bids adieu to hydropneumatics
French maker Citroën has been known for the comfortable ride of its cars for 60 years, since it pioneered the use of hydropneumatic suspension on the streamlined DS model unveiled to an astonished world at the 1955 Paris Motor Show. Now part of PSA Peugeot-Citroën, the company is...
John Voelcker