Citroen Nemo Combi

2/29/2008 -- At the 2008 Geneva Motor Show, open to the public between 6 and 16 March, Citroën is unveiling two new models: the C5 Tourer and the New Berlingo. The C5 Tourer is a variation on the new C5, combining style, space, functional design and performance, while the New Berlingo is an ultra-functional family car. The arrival of these two new body styles – fully representative of Citroën's rich, up-to-the-minute range – once more illustrates Citroën's vitality.

Citroën is also displaying the new Citroën C5 saloon, recently unveiled and scheduled to make its market debut in the very near future. Also on show are the Citroën Nemo Combi in an XTR version, and the C4 WRC, the champions' car in the 2007 World Rally Championship.

1/18/2008 -- Citroën launched the Berlingo in 1996. This highly innovative vehicle concept started a new trend in leisure activity vehicles.

Building on this trailblazing concept, Citroën consolidated its international performance. Since 2003, the Marque has occupied the enviable position of unchallenged European leader in the leisure activity vehicle segment, with market share of more than 26% at end-November 2007 (Europe 27). This segment still has potential since sales volumes in Europe are continuing to grow steadily. Adapting to all situations, the Berlingo meets a growing need for freedom and versatility in use. It is thus attracting a growing number of buyers. Overall at end-2007, the Berlingo had sold in more than one million units worldwide.

1/14/2008 -- In a world premiere, Citroën is also presenting Nemo Combi, set for launch in most European countries in 2008.

To underline its leisure vocation, the newcomer is also available in an XTR version. Small on the outside and big on the inside, the economically-minded Nemo Combi boasts modern and practical styling.

The main features of Citroën Nemo Combi, a new arrival in the family of leisure activity vehicles, are:

• compact exterior dimensions. Just 3.96 m and easy to handle, it is particularly at ease in the city, with a turning circle of less than 10 metres between kerbs;

• an ingenious design, fitting a wide range of features into a compact space, with:
o two generous seats at the front, enabling tall people to ride in comfort;

1/14/2008 -- Citroën is unveiling two new models at the 2008 Brussels Motor Show, from 16 to 27 January: the Citroën C5 saloon and Citroën Nemo Combi.

This model reveal in Europe’s capital perfectly illustrates the Marque’s product policy. The new Citroën C5 continues the renewal of Citroën’s broad range of passenger vehicles, from the C1 city car through to the C6 executive saloon via its leisure activity vehicles, C-Crosser SUV and MPV family.