With around 400,000 global sales to date, the Citroen C3 Aircross is one of the brand’s most successful models in recent history. It was launched back in June 2017, which means it will be six years old this summer. Even though a mid-cycle refresh brought improvements in 2021, the crossover is due to be replaced by a second-generation C3 Aicross. And it will be nothing like its predecessor.
We have new spy photos with a camouflaged prototype of the C3 Aircross and it looks larger and edgier than the outgoing model. We don’t have the final dimensions yet, but the new crossover seems to be taller and longer compared to its predecessor with wheels further stretched closer to the edges and shorter overhangs. It is too early to talk about the overall design language; there are details that are already visible, though.
