The Citroen C4 Cactus crossover was launched in 2014 and its styling was not quite popular. The French manufacturer tried to fix that with a major facelift in 2018.

Citroen has a long history of producing strange vehicles. Some of them were tops, other went down the drain. But they didn't want to produce boring cars. Yet, sometimes, they did. But not the 2014 C4 Cactus.

Citroen introduced the C4 as a hatchback on the market in 2004, but later on, the compact-segment vehicle evolved into a crossover coupe that attracted a different type of customer.

The SUV-Coupe mania was a trend that affected more of the up-market products, such as the BMW X6 or the Mercedes-Benz GLE-Coupe. But Citroen tried its luck with the 2020 C4.