Best Citroen Cars

Citroen currently sells 5 cars in India, including 3 SUVs and 2 hatchbacks. The company’s current portfolio has petrol, diesel and electric models in India. 

Latest Citroen Cars Price List in India 2025
 

Citroen sells 2 hatchbacks, the C3 and eC3 - priced at Rs 6.23 lakh and Rs. 12.90 lakh, respectively. The C5 Aircross is the brand’s flagship model, which is priced at Rs 39.99 lakh. Citroen’s SUV range price in India starts at Rs 8.32 lakh for the Basalt and extends up to Rs. 39.99 lakh for the C5 Aircross. All the prices are ex-showroom, Pan India. 

Citroen SUV Cars in India

Citroen SUV range includes Basalt, Aircross and the C5 Aircross. The Basalt is a coupe-SUV which comes as an affordable alternative to the likes of the Tata Curvv, Hyundai Creta and others. The Aircross is a mid-sized SUV, which is available in both 5 and 7-seat layouts. It is available in the price bracket of Rs 8.62 lakh and Rs 14.60 lakh, ex-showroom. The C5 Aircross is the only diesel model in Citroen India line-up. 

Citroen Electric Cars in India

Citroen is currently selling a single electric car, the Citroen eC3 in the Indian market. It is available in the price bracket of Rs 12.90 lakh to Rs 13.53 lakh. The eC3 directly rivals the Tata Punch EV and the Tiago EV. It is claimed to offer a certified range of 320km on a single charge. 

Upcoming Citroen Cars in India

Citroen is planning to launch multiple new cars in the Indian market. The company will introduce the facelift versions of the C3, eC3 and AirCross. Adding to it, the electric derivatives of the Citroen Aircross and the Basalt Coupe SUV are also under development for the Indian market. 

About Citroen India

Founded by Andre Citroen back in 1919, Citroen entered the Indian market in 2021 under the erstwhile PSA Group, which later became part of Stellantis. The Citroen C5 Aircross SUV was the brand’s first product in our market. It was introduced as a CKD model. The French automaker has two manufacturing facilities in India. The Thiruvallur plant is used to locally manufacture and assemble cars, while the Hosur production unit manufactures gearboxes and engines for both domestic and export markets.