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Citroen in numbers

Most powerful
200 kW (272 PS)
Jumper X290
Most generations
4
C3
Oldest in our catalog
1919
Type A
Latest launch
2025
C5 Aircross

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  • C-Zero
  • C-Élysée
  • C15
  • C2
  • C3 Pluriel
  • C35
  • C5
  • C6
  • C8
  • DS3 R5
  • Dyane
  • E-Méhari
  • Elysée
  • FAF
  • Fukang
  • GS
  • H Van
  • Hoffmann 2CV
  • LNA
  • M35
  • Méhari
  • Nemo
  • Osée
  • P107
  • Revolte
  • Rosalie
  • Survolt
  • Synergie
  • TUB
  • Tulip
  • Type B2
  • U23
  • Visa
  • Xantia
  • Xsara Picasso
  • ZX

Timeline

Citroen models, 1910 to now

Every row is a model, every block is a generation and a link. Gaps are real breaks in production, dashed coral lines show which model replaced which.

32 catalog models47 generations11 in production1 electric

Type A1919–1921 · 1 generation
10 HP
Type C1922–1926 · 1 generation
Type C
type 5 HP C2 red two-seater torpedo1923 · 1 generation
C2
type 5 HP C2 two-seater torpedo s/n 93311923 · 1 generation
C2
type 5 HP C3 torpedo three-seater know as "Trèfle1925 · 1 generation
C3
C6G1931–1932 · 1 generation
C6G
Traction Avant1934–1957 · 1 generation
Traction Avant
2CV1948–1990 · 1 generation
2CV
DS1955–1975 · 1 generation
/ ID
Bijou1959–1964 · 1 generation
Bijou
SM1970–1975 · 1 generation
I
CX1974–1991 · 1 generation
CX
XM1989–2000 · 1 generation
XM
Jumper1994–now · 3 generations
IX250X290
Jumpy1994–now · 3 generations
IIIIII
Berlingo1996–now · 3 generations
IB9K9
Saxo1996–2004 · 1 generation
I
Xsara1997–2006 · 1 generation
I
C32002–now · 4 generations
IIIIIIIV
C42004–now · 3 generations
IIIC41
C12005–2022 · 2 generations
B-ZeroAB40
C4 Picasso2006–2022 · 2 generations
III
C3 Picasso2008–2017 · 1 generation
SH
DS Inside2009 · 1 generation
DS Inside
C4 Aircross2012–2017 · 1 generation
C4 Aircross
C4 Cactus2014–2024 · 1 generation
I
Spacetourer2016–now · 1 generation
Spacetourer
C3 Aircross2017–now · 2 generations
1II
C5 Aircross2017–now · 2 generations
III
Ami2020–now · 1 generation
I
C5 X2021–now · 1 generation
E43
Holidays2024–now · 1 generation
Holidays
  • Current generation
  • Earlier generation
  • Classic (ended 25+ years ago)
  • ⚡Electric
  • Start known, end not in catalog
  • Break in production
  • Replaced by / renamed
  • Founded 1919
  • Model without a page yet
  • Now

All Citroen generations by year

Citroen 2CV 1948–1990
Citroen Ami 2020–now
  1. I 2020–now
Citroen Berlingo 1996–now
  1. I 1996–2002
  2. B9 2008–2018
  3. K9 2018–now
Citroen Bijou 1959–1964
Citroen C1 2005–2022
  1. B-Zero 2005–2014
  2. AB40 2014–2022
Citroen C3 2002–now
  1. I 2002–2009
  2. II 2009–2016
  3. III 2016–2024
  4. IV 2024–now
Citroen C3 Aircross 2017–now
  1. 1 2017–2024
  2. II 2024–now
Citroen C3 Picasso 2008–2017
  1. SH 2008–2017
Citroen C4 2004–now
  1. I 2004–2010
  2. II 2010–2018
  3. C41 2020–now
Citroen C4 Aircross 2012–2017
Citroen C4 Cactus 2014–2024
  1. I 2014–2024
Citroen C4 Picasso 2006–2022
  1. I 2006–2013
  2. II 2013–2022
Citroen C5 Aircross 2017–now
  1. I 2017–2025
  2. II 2025–now
Citroen C5 X 2021–now
  1. E43 2021–now
Citroen C6G 1931–1932
Citroen CX 1974–1991
Citroen DS 1955–1975
  1. / ID 1955–1975
Citroen DS Inside 2009
Citroen Holidays 2024–now
Citroen Jumper 1994–now
  1. I 1994–2006
  2. X250 2006–2014
  3. X290 2014–now
Citroen Jumpy 1994–now
  1. I 1994–2006
  2. II 2007–2016
  3. III 2016–now
Citroen Saxo 1996–2004
  1. I 1996–2004
Citroen SM 1970–1975
  1. I 1970–1975
Citroen Spacetourer 2016–now
Citroen Traction Avant 1934–1957
Citroen type 5 HP C2 red two-seater torpedo 1923
  1. C2 from 1923
Citroen type 5 HP C2 two-seater torpedo s/n 9331 1923
  1. C2 from 1923
Citroen type 5 HP C3 torpedo three-seater know as "Trèfle 1925
  1. C3 from 1925
Citroen Type A 1919–1921
  1. 10 HP 1919–1921
Citroen Type C 1922–1926
Citroen XM 1989–2000
Citroen Xsara 1997–2006
  1. I 1997–2006

About Citroen

Citroën was founded in Paris in 1919 by André Citroën, who brought American-style mass production to Europe with the Type A. The brand became known for bold engineering: the front-wheel-drive Traction Avant (1934), the 2CV (1948) and the DS (1955) with its hydropneumatic suspension, followed by the SM, CX and XM.

Michelin took control of Citroën in the 1930s, Peugeot in 1976 – forming PSA – and since 2021 Citroën has been part of Stellantis. Its current range includes the C3, C4, C5 Aircross and Berlingo, and the small electric Ami.

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On this page you will find the Citroen models in the 1CARS catalog with their production years. Each model leads to its generations and versions with engines, power in kW and PS, dimensions and performance – where the manufacturer or a reliable source publishes them. The full story is told in the history of Citroën. To set two cars side by side, use Compare.

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