Interesting Facts About the Citroën C1 B4
The Citroën C1 B4 launched in June 2005 as a compact city car and stayed on the market until January 2022. Developed under PSA's B‑Zero project, it became a familiar sight on European streets for nearly two decades.
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Launch as Part of the B‑Zero Project
The C1 was introduced in June 2005 and was originally developed as part of PSA Peugeot’s B‑Zero project, positioning it as a purpose‑built city car.
Twin‑Generation Joint Venture
Citroën partnered with Peugeot and Toyota to produce the C1, Peugeot 108 and Toyota Aygo as essentially identical models. Over two generations and 17 years, the three cars shared design, engineering and production.
Generation Timeline
The first generation of the C1 ran until 2012, after which a second‑generation model took over and continued production until the model’s end of line in early 2022.
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