Citroen C3 Fuel Efficiency User Reviews

Having driven the Citroen C3 Aircross in Delhi and Noida, I found its unique style and spacious cabin appealing, accommodating a family of four comfortably. However, its performance felt lackluster, especially in terms of acceleration and speed. The fuel efficiency was average, with mileage ranging around 12 km/litre in the city and 14 km/litre on the highway. Safety features like airbags and all-wheel drive add to its reliability. But the absence of a sunroof and limited sports mode options may disappoint some buyers. Overall, a decent choice for urban driving with room for improvement in performance

The Citroen C3 has been my go to ride for the past several months and it has been a rather unique experience. It has distinctive design which turns heads and driving it feels like a breath of fresh air compared to more conventional choices. What truly stands out is the comfort level and the suspension is tuned for a smooth ride making even the bumpiest roads feel less uncomfortable. Its compact dimensions hide a surprisingly spacious interior and the boot space is ample for everyday needs.Fuel efficiency is decent but I was expecting a bit more from a car of its size.

Having driven the Citroen C3 around Mumbai and Pune, I appreciate its stylish design and comfortable interiors, ideal for a family of four. However, its performance falls short with sluggish acceleration and mediocre fuel efficiency, averaging 12 km/litre in the city and 14 km/litre on the highway. Despite lacking in sports mode and all-wheel drive, the car offers decent safety features like airbags. The lack of keyless entry and sunroof may disappoint some buyers. Overall, a decent option for city drives, but not the most economical choice

As a current owner of the Citroen C3 I am drawn to its deluxe styling and vibrant color options that stand out in a sea of worldly cars. The ride quality is impressive thanks to its suspension setup that handles India's pits and speed bumps quite well. Fuel efficiency is not the best in its class either and I have observed it to be slightly lower than the advertised 19 kmpl especially under city driving conditions. Moreover the lack of certain modern features like a rear parking camera makes it feel a bit behind its competitors.

Having driven the Citroen C3 Aircross in Delhi and Noida, I found its unique style and spacious cabin appealing, accommodating a family of four comfortably. However, its performance felt lackluster, especially in terms of acceleration and speed. The fuel efficiency was average, with mileage ranging around 12 km/litre in the city and 14 km/litre on the highway. Safety features like airbags and all-wheel drive add to its reliability. But the absence of a sunroof and limited sports mode options may disappoint some buyers. Overall, a decent choice for urban driving with room for improvement in performance

The Citroen C3 has been my go to ride for the past several months and it has been a rather unique experience. It has distinctive design which turns heads and driving it feels like a breath of fresh air compared to more conventional choices. What truly stands out is the comfort level and the suspension is tuned for a smooth ride making even the bumpiest roads feel less uncomfortable. Its compact dimensions hide a surprisingly spacious interior and the boot space is ample for everyday needs.Fuel efficiency is decent but I was expecting a bit more from a car of its size.

Having driven the Citroen C3 around Mumbai and Pune, I appreciate its stylish design and comfortable interiors, ideal for a family of four. However, its performance falls short with sluggish acceleration and mediocre fuel efficiency, averaging 12 km/litre in the city and 14 km/litre on the highway. Despite lacking in sports mode and all-wheel drive, the car offers decent safety features like airbags. The lack of keyless entry and sunroof may disappoint some buyers. Overall, a decent option for city drives, but not the most economical choice