Citroën
French carmaker known for comfort and innovation since 1919
Stellantis brand producing passenger cars, EVs and light commercial vehicles with a distinctive comfort-focused French design identity.
About Citroën
Citroën was founded in 1919 by André Citroën in France and became famous for engineering milestones such as front-wheel drive and hydropneumatic suspension. Headquartered in Poissy, the brand today sits within Stellantis and sells compact cars, SUVs, electric models and commercial vans across Europe and beyond.
Why consider Citroën
- French automotive heritage centred on ride comfort and distinctive design
- Broad range of passenger cars, EVs and light commercial vehicles
- Part of Stellantis with shared platforms and a dense European dealer network
- Accessible pricing relative to German premium marques
- European alternative to US and East Asian mainstream brands
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Brand details
Product categories
Brand ownership
- Stellantis
- Citroën
Market presence
- Authorized Citroën dealers across Europe
- Commercial vehicle partner network
- Official configurator and online tools
- Certified pre-owned programmes
- Brand experience and motorsport heritage events
Brand timeline
- 1919André Citroën founds the company in France
- 1934Traction Avant pioneers mass-market front-wheel drive
- 1955DS introduces hydropneumatic suspension and radical design
- 2021Becomes part of Stellantis after PSA–FCA merger
- TodayFrench volume brand with expanding EV and van lineup