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French marque known for technical firsts, from the 1934 Traction Avant to the 1955 DS, now a brand of Stellantis.
- Founded
- 4 June 1919
- Founder
- André Citroën
- Owner
- Stellantis (since 2021)
- Headquarters
- Saint-Ouen-sur-Seine, France
Automobiles Citroën was founded in 1919 by André Citroën and came under Peugeot control in 1976, which led to the formation of PSA Peugeot Citroën. Since 2021 the brand belongs to Stellantis.
The 1934 Traction Avant was the first mass-produced car with front-wheel drive, independent suspension and a body without a separate chassis. It was followed by the 1955 DS, the first mass-produced car with modern disc brakes.
- 1919Automobiles Citroën founded by André Citroën
- 1934Traction Avant: front-wheel drive and independent suspension
- 1954Hydropneumatic self-levelling suspension
- 1976Peugeot takes control; PSA Peugeot Citroën formed
- 2021Brand becomes part of Stellantis
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CITROEN Citroën Méhari: the plastic 2CV named after a racing camel
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CITROEN Citroën Axel: the Romanian Citroën sold to repay a debt
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CITROEN Citroën ZX: the car that brought Citroën back to the C-segment
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CITROEN Citroën BX: Gandini’s angular Citroën with hydropneumatics
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CITROEN Citroën AX: the 640 kg supermini that replaced the Visa
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CITROEN Citroën Xanae: the 1994 concept that pointed at the Xsara Picasso
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CITROEN Citroën Saxo: the light supermini with a VTS at the top
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CITROEN Citroën C3: the supermini that replaced the Saxo
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CITROEN Citroën C2: the three-door that replaced half a Saxo
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CITROEN Citroën C1: the Czech-built city car from the Toyota project
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CITROEN Citroën C4 Aircross: the crossover that skipped Britain
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CITROEN Citroën Survolt: the electric racing car from Geneva 2010
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CITROEN Citroën Type C: the little lemon that became Europe’s best-selling car
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CITROEN Citroën C4 and C6: the 1928 cars that replaced the Type A and B
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CITROEN Citroën C-Airplay: a 2005 city car concept with glass in the doors
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CITROEN Citroën Fukang: the ZX that built Citroën in China
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CITROEN Citroën B15: France’s first van with a closed cab
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CITROEN Citroën Traction Avant: the world’s first mass-produced front-wheel-drive car
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CITROEN Citroën U23: the two-tonne truck built for thirty-four years
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CITROEN Citroën Tubik: a nine-seat minivan that remembers the H Van