Citroen Technospace Concept. A fancy name for a car we already know, the C4 Picasso.

Are you serious Citroen? In the last few days we have seen the new C4 Picasso several times without camouflage, so we know how the car looks, why did you release several images of a car similar to the Picasso and call it the Citroen Technospace Concept?

But at least Citroen revealed more information about the upcoming model. The new C4 Picasso will have a length of 4.43m, a width of 1.83m, a height of 1.61m, and a boot capacity of 537 liters. Not bad for a car that Citroen describes as having a "Previously unseen proportions". Couldn't agree more, but they also added it has "Strong, expressive design with dynamic lines and high-tech headlamps complemented by 3D-effect tail lights inspired by the latest CITROËN concept cars".

I already said this earlier, but we knew the new MPV was going to be more efficient, part thanks to the also new EMP2 platform (don't worry, this won't destroy all electronic devices within a radius of 5km), known as the Efficient Modular Platform 2, which is 70kg lighter over the previous one. This means a record CO2 emissions level of 98g/km.

One thing was confirmed, besides the multiple technologies for enhanced comfort, Citroen will have available a high-definition 12inch panoramic screen. That is larger than many laptops.

Don't miss the official presentation at the Geneva Motor Show next month.

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More pictures of the Citroen C4 Picasso in Vigo

It seems that everyday we get new pictures of the new Citroen C4 Picasso. This were also taken in Vigo, Spain, near the factory where they will be produced and i assume in this color the car doesn't look that bad. The angle and quality of the pictures also help.

The car is schedule to have its debut at the Geneva Motor Show, next month. It will be both lighter, thanks to the use of the new EMP2 platform, and more efficient because Citroen did a lot of work to reduce friction in the drivetrain. On the inside we will have a new infotainment system.

Source: autocar

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Citroen C4 Picasso caught naked again. Better images of the front.

A few days ago we got to see the next-generation Citroen C4 Picasso testing on the road with no camouflage, but the pictures weren't that good. This time we get a clearer view of the funky new front, with the lower headlights of the Picasso.

More and more pictures have been showing up about this new car, so i believe we will get the public reveal at the Geneva Motor Show, but for now it was caught testing in Vigo, Spain. And well, the front looks weirder every time i see it.

This time the car doesn't have the chrome accent around the side windows, but the worst is the windshield which seems to be too far forward making it look like an egg. While on the back we have LED taillights that resembles something taken from a VW car.

We will have to wait and see it in person to have a better idea of what were the designers thinking.

Source: highmotor via zest2news

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2014 Citroen C4 Picasso caught naked in the road

French magazine Autoplus showed images of the new Citroen C4 Picasso in its weekly magazine which goes on sale next week. We already saw the back of the car, but now we can see the front in a blurry screen shot taken from the magazines website.

And the front looks weird. It has the DRL positioned were the lights normally are, and the headlamps in a lower position. On the side we can see a C-shaped chrome piece and the back looks a little bit like an Audi. Presentation should take place in the Geneva Motor Show.

Source: autoplus

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First image of the new Citroën C4 Picasso

Here you have the first image of the upcoming third generation of the small MPV, Citroën C4 Picasso, without camouflage. The current model was launched in 2006 with 5 seats and 2007 with room for 7. In 2010 Citroën gave a facelift to the C4.

While we cannot see the front of the car, spy pictures indicate the front lights will be split in two and will be part of the bumpers, and the back kinda looks like an Audi Q5 or even the Q7. The presentation is scheduled for this summer.

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