2022 Citroen C3 video review
Set to rival the likes of Tata Punch, Nissan Magnite, Renault Kiger and Maruti Ignis, styled with French flair, Citroen's calling the C3 'a hatch with a twist'. Is it a hatch or an SUV? And how does it drive? Renuka Kirpalani brings you the full review.
1 min read•15 Jun '22
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There will be 12 new Citroen and Jeep launches by 2030. Will this boost interest in these brands?
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