It certainly looks like a Citroen we have seen before, but the new C3 Aircross has some subtle changes in its design
Citroen has refreshed its C3 Aircross, with some small alterations to the exterior as well as some additional components and technologies inside.
The front of the C3 Aircross has been completely redesigned, and apparently takes inspiration from Citroen’s slick CXPERIENCE concept car that made its public debut at the Paris Motor Show in 2016. It features a new geometric grille pattern and a new silver-grey skid plate. It also includes a new light signature with chrome trimmings, though they look extremely similar to the ones on the previous model.
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