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New Citroën Cars for Export from Dubai

Citroën was founded in 1919 by André Citroën in France and became one of the twentieth century's most inventive car makers. It brought mass production methods to Europe and built its reputation on technical and design risk-taking. Landmark models include the Traction Avant (1934), the 2CV (1948), which became a defining small car in Europe, and the DS (1955). Later vehicles such as the Acadiane (1978), C5 (2001), C3 (2002) and Xantia (1993) carried the same approach into everyday cars and light commercial use. Citroën joined PSA in 1976 and has been part of Stellantis since 2021. It builds vehicles at plants in France, Spain and Eastern Europe and sells in more than 100 countries. The line-up runs from city cars to family cars and people carriers, with a focus on ride comfort, onboard technology and competitive value for money. The e-C3 (2024) reflects the brand's move into electric, urban-focused mobility. Whether a manufacturer warranty applies depends on Citroën's policy in your country, so check with the local authorised dealer before you buy.