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The C5 Aircross concept, a manifestation of what the next-gen C5 could potentially look like, is expected to make its debut in the coming year. This new entrant is a notable shift from its predecessor with its more pronounced body lines, extended structure, an invigorated front end reminiscent of the newly released C3, and a perpendicular rear end featuring so-called ‘winged’ rear lights (believed to enhance aerodynamics). Unquestionably, this design indicates a bold leap forward.

On the Framework of Stellantis’ Medium Platform

The upcoming C5 Aircross Concept will ride on ‘ medium platform, akin to family members such as the Grandland and the 3008. The platform will allow for petrol, hybrid, and wholly electric powertrains.

The Electric C5: Expanding Horizons

According to Citroen chief Thierry Koskas, the completely electric C5 will offer a range of approximately 680 km. The unique implementation of ‘wing lights,’ Citroen believes, will increase the range by an additional 30 km compared to the present model.

Towards a Luxurious Interior

Without revealing specific details, Citroen promises that the C5 Aircross concept will boast a lounge-type interior. As with any concept vehicle, the mystery continues to add to the anticipation.

In conclusion, Citroen brings forth an interesting vision of the family SUV’s future with the C5 Aircross Concept. The blend of bold aesthetics, enhanced performance, and the elusive yet promising interior design make this vehicle a remarkable addition to look forward to. As we wait for its official launch, it’s certainly exciting to imagine what further innovations this next-gen vehicle will unveil.

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