Citroën C5 Aircross Plug-in Hybrid (2025): review of the plug-in crossover

Citroën C5 Aircross second generation (2025) in Plug-in Hybrid form combines French comfort, a unique suspension setup, and the efficiency of a hybrid system. The model is aimed at those looking for a spacious family SUV that can run on electric power in the city and travel long distances without limitations. The car can look even more presentable and truly distinctive with Citroën C5 Aircross tuning, and if you need accessories for another model, our product range is available via the link.

Technical specifications

• Dimensions: length — 4650 mm, width — 1871 mm, height — 1665–1695 mm, wheelbase — 2790 mm.
• Powertrain: 1.6 turbo petrol (150 hp, 300 Nm) + electric motor (125 hp, 118 Nm); total system output — 195 hp.
• Battery: 17.8 kWh (lithium-ion), electric range ~80 km (WLTP).
• Transmission: 7-speed automated e-DCS.
• Drive: front-wheel drive.
• Performance: 0–100 km/h — 8.3 s, top speed — 220 km/h (135 km/h on electric power).
• Fuel consumption and emissions: combined 2.5–2.6 l/100 km (WLTP), CO₂ emissions — 55–58 g/km.
• Boot: 565–1667 l.

Trim

Standard equipment includes:

• LED headlights and rear lights.
• 18-inch alloy wheels.
• Dual-zone climate control.
• Multimedia with a large touchscreen and Apple CarPlay/Android Auto support.
• Safety systems: adaptive cruise control, lane keeping, automatic braking, cameras.
• Progressive Hydraulic Cushions suspension for enhanced comfort.

Top versions add: a panoramic roof, Advanced Comfort® seats with massage and heating, matrix headlights, and more.

Exterior and interior

Exterior updated for 2025: a more expressive front bumper with new lighting, sculpted bumpers, optional two-tone paint, modern wheel designs, and protective elements in an SUV style. The design looks fresh, dynamic, and instantly recognizable.

Interior is focused on comfort: soft-touch materials, a «waterfall» instrument and multimedia display, plenty of second-row space, and flexible boot configuration. Minimal hard plastics, with an emphasis on coziness and practicality — classic French thinking.