Citroen C5 Cross Tourer, 2014
The Citroen is presenting an all-road version of the Citroen C5, the C5 Cross Tourer, at the 2014 Geneva Motor Show. The new model features all the strengths of the Citroen C5, which has sold in over 530,000 units worldwide. With its assertive personality, Hydractive III+ suspension and Intelligent Traction Control, the Citroen C5 Cross Tourer scores high on well being and cultivates the driving spirit.
All-road design, lending the new version an assertive personality with specially designed wing extensions, lengthwise matte grey roof bars and matching 18-inch diamond-effect alloy wheels in matte grey, along with chrome-finished wing mirror housings and brushed aluminium protective fairing on the front and rear bumpers. These style attributes are combined with 15-mm higher ground clearance (at up to 70 km/h for Hydractive III+ versions). The fresh and innovative styling makes taking to the road that much more enticing.
Optimal comfort, adapting to all road types, in particular thanks to Hydractive III+ suspension. This automotive world-exclusive Citroen technology manages body height in real time, keeping a constant ground clearance whatever the load. The system adapts the flexibility and damping settings in line with driver input and road surface for optimum comfort and handling under all circumstances. The body height is lowered at high speeds to reduce drag. At lower speeds, the C5 Cross Tourer rides at two body heights - 6 cm up to 10 km/h and 4 cm up to 40 km/h - for improved clearance. The variable body height also makes loading easier by raising or lowering the load sill. Hydractive III+ suspension is available with all engine versions apart from the HDi 115 manual and the e-HDi 115 Airdream EGS6. Again for comfort, the Citroen C5 Cross Tourer is fit with a massaging driver's seat with electric lumbar adjustment and full leather upholstery.
Useful technologies for all circumstances, including Intelligent Traction Control, which improves traction on snow- or mud-covered roads, and the eMy Way navigation system combined with a reversing camera for easier manoeuvres.
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