Citroën India Marks Fourth Anniversary with Special Customer Discounts

Citroën India is commemorating its fourth anniversary in the country with a set of limited-period customer benefits and service offers across its vehicle range. The French automaker, which entered the Indian market in 2021, has rolled out promotional offers valid until June 30, 2025, as a gesture of appreciation for its growing customer base.

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As part of the anniversary campaign, Citroën is offering savings of up to ₹2.80 lakh on select models across its product lineup. These benefits include cash discounts, low EMI finance options, and extended warranty packages, designed to make Citroën vehicles more accessible to new buyers during the promotional period. Additionally, existing Citroën owners will be eligible for a complimentary car spa service at authorised service centres throughout June. 

Since its launch in India, Citroën has introduced five models in the domestic market—C5 Aircross, the C3 hatchback, its electric derivative ë-C3, the C3 Aircross, and the Basalt SUV Coupe. 

Kumar Priyesh, Business Head & Director - Automotive Brands, Stellantis India, said, “As we celebrate four years of Citroën in India, I want to sincerely thank our customers for placing their trust in our young brand. Their feedback and encouragement have played a vital role in shaping our offerings—from products to after-sales services. We remain committed to building on this foundation and delivering the ‘Citroën Comfort’ experience to many more customers across the country.”

Over the past four years, Citroën has expanded its footprint in India through a digital-first sales model and a network of physical showrooms. The brand has also invested in localised manufacturing and engineering, aligning with the Indian government’s push for Make in India. Its product development strategy includes adapting global models for Indian driving conditions, as well as introducing variants like the CNG-powered C3 to meet local demand for more affordable and fuel-efficient mobility options.