Stelllantis Approved by PSA and FCA Shareholders
A momentous day for Stellaantis and Carlos Tavares, its CEO, January 4, 2021 may also prove to be the day that casts the future for Citroën.
Citroën India Claims to Enter Mass Market EV Space by 2022
Citroën says it will have a mass market small electric SUV on India’s roads in 2022.
Groupe PSA Has Begun Assembling Citroëns in India
Groupe PSA has started assembling Citroëns at its plant near Chennai. The first vehicle to get off the assembly line and likely to hit the market early next year is the C5 Aircross premium SUV. The company held a ceremony at its Thiruvallur plant yesterday where Eric Apode, senior vice-president …
With FCA and PSA merged, what will Citroën’s future be?
Will the merger of FCA and PSA yield brand diversity that will be fateful for Citroën? Read our opinion.
Citroën to gear up for 2020 India entry – initially with Tesla-like sales process.
Citroën announced it would enter the Indian market with the the C5 Aircross SUV and create a seamless digital experience for prospective customers.
Citroën Confirms Focus On India
It would appear that the direction we predicted for Citroën on March 17 has become a reality with yesterday’s acknowledgement by CEO Linda Jackson, that Citroën will launch sales in India no later than the end of 2021.
Forward Thinking (and collecting) in India
On a recent trip to India, Citroënvie member Prakash Raja noticed an article in the Hindustian Times about classic and vintage car collectors. It mentioned B.S. Manco, Founder and Secretary General of the Vintage and Classic Car Club, Chandigarh. The 75 year old gentleman owns a 1938 Traction Avant. …
PSA Group buys India’s Ambassador car brand for $12m
February 11, 2017: Claiming it was purchased for a nominal amount of just $12 million US (£9.6m), CK Birla Group (CBG), the owners of India’s Hindustan Motors announced the sale of its Ambassador car brand to PSA Group Peugeot Citroën. Hindustan Motors stopped production of the Ambassador in 2014 while …
PSA Peugeot Citroën May Put India Plan on Hold
PSA Peugeot Citroën said it may delay its planned 650m Euro ($850m US) plant investment in India, adding only that it is “reviewing the investment calendar”.