Citroën Berlingo

STRONG POINTS

3 front seats

3 front seats, a unique feature in the sector

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Modularity

Full modularity with the EXTENSO®CAB, its multifunction central passenger seat and its folding side passenger seat.

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Sliding doors

Wide sliding side doors to make loading easier (single and twin)

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Rear dorrs

Asymmetrical hinged rear doors for greater flexibility of use

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Loading

Easy loading of two Euro pallets in the rear space, up to 4.1 m3 useable volume (on L2 with seats folded)

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Central Space

A clear front central space, particularly with the 6-speed EGS

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Connecting Box

The Connecting Box offers safety and convenience (Bluetooth® Hands-Free Kit and USB Port)

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Grip Control

Grip Control for grip in all circumstances

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Hill start

Hill start assistance for safer driving

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Consumption

Fuel consumption and CO2 emissions among the best
in the category (123g/km) particularly with the e-HDi Stop&Start and the 6-speed EGS.

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PERFORMANCE

Engines

Performance and cost-efficiency go hand in hand with respect for the environment, with CO2 emissions starting at 123g per km.

The Citroën BERLINGO ships with a range of engines and gearboxes that meet high standards of performance while also respecting the environment and your budget. It offers a choice of one petrol engine…

VTi 95 (manual gearbox) – 164g of CO2/km

…and four diesel:

H• HDi 75 (manual gearbox) – 133g of CO2 /km
HDi 90 (manual gearbox) – 138g of CO2 /km
e-HDi 90 Airdream (manual gearbox) – 129g of CO2 /km
e-HDi 90 Airdream (6-speed clutchless EGS6 gearbox) – 123g of CO2 /km

(CO2 emission values for L1 van)

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DETAILS

Exterior

Robust

The Citroën BERLINGO makes a strong statement of personality, with its modern, robust design.

A stylish, modular LCV with dynamic lines, reassuring wraparound bumpers, curved flanks, generous loading capacity and a spacious interior, it is sure to appeal.

Interior

Ergonomic and intelligent

Looking beyond its attractive styling, underlined by the new brand signature, the Citroën BERLINGO is also remarkable for its robust, practical, ergonomic and roomy architecture. With a maximum load capacity of 4.1 m3, and with intelligently designed opening panels, such as the wide sliding side doors or 60/40 rear swing doors opening to 180°, it is able to carry two euro pallets easily and safely.

Adapting even more closely to your business needs, the Citroën BERLINGO is now available with an optional all-wood finish (floor, wheel arches, side protection, etc.) and a variety of coupling solutions. For more ergonomic use, it is also available with a 3-seater Extenso cabin and folding passenger seats to let you carry loads of up to three metres in length. The Citroën BERLINGO has a place for any object or tool, particularly as it can be fitted with a roof flap or a partition with a removable flap.

Variety

Eminently adaptable, the Citroën BERLINGO is available in a variety of forms: two van lengths, L1 (up to 3.7 m3) or L2 (up to 4.1 m3), a flatbed cab, ready for all types of body conversions, or a double cab version with five seats for group travel but that can also be turned back into a van by folding the rear seat in just one movement and with a single hand.

Safety

Safety geared to business users

For even safer day-to-day driving, the Citroën BERLINGO is now available with static cornering lights integrated with the fog lights and, on the HDi and e-HDi versions, a fixed speed limiter enabling you to set a maximum speed.

For more difficult conditions of use, it can also ship with Grip Control to increase traction, or hill-start assist.

e-HDi

On the e-HDi 90 Airdream EGS6 model featuring e-HDi micro-hybrid technology, CO2 emissions are particularly low at just 123g/km. But looking beyond its ecological qualities, this powertrain also delivers real ergonomic benefits.

By doing away with the gearshift, it frees up the space between the driver and passenger, largely benefiting the third seat in the cab. To change gears, the driver uses a fascia-mounted knob, with steering-wheel paddles for manual control.