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The All New Citroen Grand C4 Picasso


The All New Citroen Grand C4 Picasso

 

Citroen have officially released a select number of images of the new Grand C4 Picasso as the French manufacturer looks to build the appeal of the new model. The new Citroen model displays a number of new design features and futuristic features as it looks to take the step forward into the future family car.

 

The Citroen C4 Picasso and the Grand C4 Picasso have been consistent features on the roads of the UK since the first model was released. Various different models and versions of the Picasso have had and experienced numerous different levels of success within the different car markets across the world. Citroen aim to replicate the success of the previous two versions of the Picasso with the new model being aimed at families who need that little bit more space than the standard sized Picasso.

 

The New C4 Picasso has a distinct front grille design which slides in to the new high tech front end being integrated on all new Citroen models. The use of LED daytime running lights run throughout the model as it looks to take a step forward in terms of new and innovative design as well as helping the environment. The new Grand Picasso has also lost a considerable amount of weight to help the fuel economy and agility of the model.

 

Citroen have also introduced a new engine to the C4 Grand Picasso platform as it looks to once again reduce the emissions of the new models. Citroen along with partner brand Peugeot have experienced well documented struggles over the past 24 months as the European economy has suffered itself. The French manufacturer was one of those who suffered in particular as demand completely disappeared for the brand. Another one of those brand to have suffered was the Italian brand of Fiat.