Citroen Basalt SUV

Spied testing on Indian roads for the first time without camouflage

Gives us a proper look at the coupe-roofline in production-spec; retains the contrasting C-pillar garnish from the concept.

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Elsewhere, it will largely be similar to the C3 Aircross with several shared body panels.

It will, however, come better equipped than the C3 Aircross with features like LED headlamps, auto air-conditioning and keyless entry, among others.

Basalt will be powered by the familiar 110hp, 1.2-litre turbo-petrol engine mated to 6-speed manual or torque converter automatic gearboxes.

Will be locally produced in India, and will also be exported to markets abroad.

Launch is due in the second half of 2024