Mercedes-Benz Citan Tourer review: a compact passenger van

Mercedes-Benz Citan Tourer of the second generation (W420) — is a practical compact passenger van based on the Renault Kangoo, but with Mercedes signature styling and quality. The model is aimed at family use, small businesses, and urban driving, combining space, efficiency, and the brand’s comfort level. Upgrading the vehicle and adding more practicality is made easier with Mercedes Citan tuning, the accessories for which are available in our product catalog.

Technical specifications

1. Dimensions: length 4498 mm (4 922 mm), width 1860 mm, height 1851 mm, wheelbase 2716 mm (3100 mm).
2. Engines:
• Diesel 1.5 (110 CDI) — 95 hp, top speed 164 km/h, 0–100 km/h in 15.5 s, fuel consumption 5.3–5.6 l/100 km (combined cycle).
• Petrol 1.3 (110) — 102 hp, top speed 170 km/h, acceleration 14.7 s, consumption 6.6–7.1 l/100 km.
• Petrol 1.3 (113) — 131 hp, top speed 183 km/h, acceleration 13 s, consumption 6.6–7.1 l/100 km.
3. Drive: front-wheel drive.
4. Transmission: mainly a 6-speed manual (an automatic is available on some versions).
5. Boot capacity: up to 520–2400 l (with the seats folded).
6. Efficiency and eco-friendliness: low fuel consumption, compliant with Euro 6 standards.

Trim levels

Standard equipment includes:

• 7 airbags (including a front centre airbag).
• ABS, ESP, hill start assist.
• Air conditioning.
• Touchscreen multimedia.
• Electric windows, sliding doors on both sides.
• LED lighting (on top versions).

Top trims offer: климат-контроль, a rear-view camera, parking sensors, cruise control, navigation, a leather steering wheel, heated seats, and more.

Exterior and interior

Exterior stands out with Mercedes’ signature styling: a stylish grille, modern headlights, a muscular shoulder line, and well-balanced proportions. Compact dimensions make it easy to manoeuvre in the city, while wide sliding doors simplify entry.

Interior of the Citan Tourer impresses with quality materials, ergonomics, and attention to detail. A dashboard with elements borrowed from passenger cars, comfortable seats, and plenty of storage compartments and cubbies. The passenger cabin seats up to 5–7 people (depending on configuration).