A new premium 5-door hatchback from Citroen was released in 2011. It borrowed the C4’s platform and added cutting edge technology and style.

Even after almost twenty years since its debut at the Paris Motor Show, the DS was still one of the best-selling French cars, and it was still ahead of its competitors in many aspects.

The DS was one of the most revolutionary cars ever made. Citroen launched it in 1955, but its evolution didn't stop there. In 1973 the model received the most advanced version: the DS23.

Henry Chapron saw an opportunity to built an open-top version of the Citroen ID19/DS after the car was launch on the market, a car that was in high demand, but Citroen didn't want to build it.

The Citroen DS was one of the most revolutionary vehicles in the world when it was compared with the cars from its age.

The DS19 Convertible was the proof that a small coachbuilder could convince a significant carmaker to produce a vehicle that they didn't want to make.

In 1955, Citroen introduced a car that changed the automotive history and placed third on the 1999 poll for Car of the Century: the DS.