Mercedes Citan commercial vehicle on sale soon

Acceptance of orders for the new Mercedes-Benz Citan compact commercial vehicle begins in mid-September in Europe. 

Prices for the new model start from €23,800.

The car is presented in cargo and passenger modifications. The design is maximally close to the cars of the brand. The Citan has LED headlights and a black radiator. The vehicle can be equipped with sliding doors and hinged wings.

The wheelbase is 2716 mm, and there are standard and extended versions of the car. Citan can tow trailers weighing up to 1,500 kg.

Inside, the car has an analog dashboard, a seven-inch display, and a three-spoke steering wheel. The novelty has an emergency braking system, traffic sign recognition, and lane-keeping functions.

Engine options:

  • 1.5-liter diesel engine with 75, 95, or 116 hp.
  • 1.3-liter gasoline engine with an output of 102 or 113 hp.

The manufacturer also announced the appearance of an electric modification of the car.

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