Rarely has Citroën had so many new models to unveil on a motor show stand as at this year’s Paris Motor show in France.
The new C3, which is currently being launched in Europe and has already received more than 50 000 orders, is a game-changer, offering new access to mobility with modern, attractive styling, great versatility and all the equipment expected in this segment. It is available as a petrol model, a hybrid that offers versatility and ease of use, and an electric version with a range of over 320 km (WLTP cycle).
The C3 Aircross, the most affordable and comfortable multi-energy compact SUV for up to seven people, is making its first public appearance. Completely reinvented, it adopts a new technical platform, a new robust and assertive SUV attitude, and with Citroën's new styling language measuring 4.39 m, it offers both ease of driving and generous on-board space. Available in petrol, 101 kW hybrid and electric (for the 5-seater) versions, it meets the varied needs of families and users looking for versatility and modernity.
The new C4 becomes more serene and stylish than ever. It combines the dynamism of a coupé-like saloon with subtle SUV styling cues. At the rear, the C4 has been reworked to offer a more fluid and balanced stance. Available in hybrid and electric versions, it offers simple and affordable solutions to facilitate the transition to electrification.
The new C4 X boasts an innovative and attractive silhouette for the European market. The new C4 X combines the elegance and fluidity of a fastback, the refinement of a spacious 4-door and the attitude of an SUV. It will be available with a choice of Hybrid and Electric.
The C5 Aircross Concept is a powerful, characteristic vision of Citroën's future SUV. The C5 Aircross Concept is based on the STLA Medium multi-energy platform, capable of integrating all powertrains to suit all use cases: combustion, hybrid or electric. The new model will be unveiled in 2025.
It's all-change for the Ami in 2025. Original, playful, cheeky and above all practical, the Ami is celebrating its 4th birthday and previews an all-new design. Its headlamps are raised to emphasise a new, more mature and structured front end, while at the same time expressing a very joyful personality. Its wings will be striped in a nod to its iconic ancestor, the 2 CV. Coming to roads near you in 2025.
Lexus has introduced the all-new ES to South Africa, bringing a larger footprint, more advanced technology and a choice of hybrid or fully electric power. The eighth-generation model also arrives with a redesigned cabin, fresh styling and expanded levels of comfort and safety.
As fuel prices and operating expenses continue to challenge South African businesses, alternative energy solutions are receiving greater attention.
To turn the fortunes of a dealership around from one not firing on all its cylinders, so to speak, to one of the top five dealerships in the country and now the top Dealer of the Year, is testimony to what can be achieved with dedicated leadership.
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Lexus has introduced the all-new ES to South Africa, bringing a larger footprint, more advanced technology and a choice of hybrid or fully electric power. The eighth-generation model also arrives with a redesigned cabin, fresh styling and expanded levels of comfort and safety.
Honda has expanded its local SUV line-up with the introduction of the CR-V RS e:HEV AWD. The newcomer brings hybrid power to the CR-V range while adding updated styling, additional technology and a revised cabin layout.
Peugeot has expanded its Landtrek line-up with the addition of a new turbodiesel-powered model aimed at buyers looking for increased performance, greater towing capability and updated technology. The latest derivatives join the range from October 2026 and introduce a significant powertrain upgrade for the bakkie.
