The Citroen Basalt and Aircross SUV models now come with a new Dark Edition, featuring blacked-out exterior and interior parts, with prices starting at Rs 12.80 lakh, ex-showroom. Citroen has exclusively introduced the latest version with the top-spec Max variants of the two SUVs. Mechanically, no changes have been made.
- New Perla Nera black paint, ‘DARK’ badges on body panels
- Leatherette-wrapped dashboard with red stitching
- Citroen Aircross Dark Edition available in 5-seat configuration only
Citroen Basalt, Aircross Dark Edition: what’s new
Seatbelt cushions, gear lever finished in gloss black
Most notable changes on the outside include a darkened-out front moustache (in Citroen speak) and the Chevron logo. In addition to a new Perla Nera black exterior paint, ‘DARK’ badges have been placed on front doors and boot to further differentiate it from the standard models.
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Inside, the Citroen SUV models feature a gloss black-finished gear lever, contrast red stitching on the leatherette seats and door armrests, ambient and footwell lighting, brand-badged cushions for seatbelts, and illuminated sill plates. Additionally, the dashboard is now wrapped in leatherette, marking a notable upgrade.
Citroen Basalt, Aircross powertrain options
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Common 110hp, 1.2-litre turbo petrol engine
In the Max variant, both Citroen SUV models share a 1.2-litre, three-cylinder turbo petrol engine producing 110hp and 190Nm with 6MT and 205Nm with 6AT. The same turbocharged mill offers a maximum mileage of 19.5kpl and 18.5kpl in the Basalt and Aircross, respectively.
Citroen Basalt Dark Edition price
Citroen Aircross Dark Edition price
The French carmaker has also launched a Dark Edition for its entry-level C3, and the price starts at Rs 8.38 lakh. However, in addition to a black theme for the exterior and interior, it has been updated with E20 fuel compliance and a larger 45-litre petrol tank (previously 30 litres). The mid-spec Feel (O) trim now gets turn indicators on ORVMs and adjustable front seat headrests.
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