Citro todayton According to the statement made by Turkey, Citroën C5 Aircross Hybrid will soon be in Turkey with its special “ë-Series” equipment. will be sold.
Citro about thiston The official statement made by Türkiye was as follows: “Citroën’s breakthrough in electric mobility transformation continues with the C5 Aircross, which is added to the brand’s electric and electrically assisted model range, presented with the characteristic letter “ë”. The innovative hybrid technology of the Citroën C5 Aircross Hybrid 136 ë-DCS6 consists of a new generation 136 HP (100 kW) PureTech gasoline engine, in addition to a 21 kW electric motor, a new electric dual-clutch transmission ë-DCS6 and a 48V battery that automatically charges in some driving conditions. is formed. The new C5 Aircross Hybrid 136 keeps emissions and fuel consumption under control, while taking in-car comfort even further and providing superior driving pleasure. Providing extremely precise acceleration performance, the hybrid system also provides up to 15 percent lower fuel consumption and CO2 emissions than an equivalent gasoline engine, as well as the opportunity to benefit from all the advantages of electric mode. The electric experience, which does not require charging, provides an uninterrupted and smooth ride.
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Driving modes and energy recovery are managed automatically. Thus, approximately half of urban usage can be done completely electric and in 0 emission mode. The new C5 Aircross Hybrid 136, which has these environmentally friendly and efficient features, will be sold in Turkey starting from November with Citroën’s special “ë-Series” version.. Exclusive to the “ë-Series” version, the ë-Series logo, black roof and black alloy wheels are offered as standard. In its interior, it provides a more spacious interior with its new generation Alcantara seats in light tones made from 68 percent recycled materials. “Thanks to the logos containing the letters “ë” on the trunk lid and interior, this special series can be distinguished from other models.”