Well, even we are confused as to what is a Citroen C4 Picasso doing in India ! The car was spotted on test in Chennai in tow with a Mahindra Quanto test mule.
The Citroen C4 test mule seen here in the pics sports a V2 sticker, while the Quanto in the front sports a V1 sticker. Both the test mules are Nasik (MH 15) registered, which clearly gives us a hint of a Mahindra connection. Mahindra has manufacturing facility in Nasik, Maharashtra.
The Citroen C4 Picasso is a 5 seater MPV. The car maker also offers a Grand C4 Picasso, which is nothing but a 7 seater version of the MPV. The MPV is available with a host of diesel and petrol engine options in many markets.
The C4 Picasso is equipped with low-set headlights integrated into the front bar and separate high-set LED daytime running lights.
On the inside, a panoramic windscreen continues to feature, with optional massage seats adding to what Citroen describes as achieving “business-class travel standards”. On some models, the centre console is removeable, while storage is available under both rows of seating. A massive 12-inch panoramic HD screen i situated on the dash, with a seven-inch touchscreen below it.
Features on the Citroen C4 Picasso include :
- 360-degree camera
- Auto-parking technology
- Active cruise control
- Active front seatbelts,
- Auto high-beam dipping
- Lane-departure warning
- Citroen eTouch integrated emergency calling and vehicle assist technology
Although Citroen has no plans to launch their cars in India soon, we will have to wait and watch on the strategy the car maker adopts for setting its foot on the Indian soil.
images via Motorbeam
This is really great..!!!! Citroen makes some pretty funky looking cars..!!! So they are welcome..!!!
already spotted this citroen near chennai 6 months ago..