Passionnément Citroën: the blog

Succeeding the father of the DS seemed impossible. Yet, Robert Opron transcended Citroën's DNA to create timeless automotive masterpieces.

In 1986, Citroën transformed its modest AX into a spectacular, ultra-luxurious red roadster. A look back at the fascinating Xanthia concept car.

Far from Paris, discover the fabulous saga of the Baby Brousse, the 100% African Citroen that conquered the roughest tracks in the world.

In 1983, to revive a fading icon, Citroën created the Méhari Azur, a seaside edition that would forever mark the history of the French brand.

Behind its quiet styling, the Citroën Xantia V6 conceals a revolutionary chassis capable of outperforming the world's greatest modern supercars.

40 years of the Citroen AX: a retrospective on the ultimate lightweight hatchback, engineered for maximum efficiency and clever mainstream success.

Explore the engineering secrets of the Citroën C4 Cactus Airflow, a manifesto built to deliver extreme lightness and record efficiency.

From farm fields to dirt tracks: discover the wild epic of the 2CV Cross, Citroen's most improbable and spectacular monochromatic racing series!

Citroën officially confirms the return of the legendary 2CV as a 100% electric model for 2028. Insights into an ultra-strategic project.

Before becoming mandatory on our roads, lane keep assist was born at Citroen as AFIL. Dive into the history of this vital safety innovation.

Go behind the scenes of the creation of the slogan that redefined Citroën's image for two decades, from the Xantia to international markets.

Go behind the scenes of the Citroën 2CV from Le Corniaud: a unique cult scene, a special effects masterpiece, and an incredible museum destiny.

When Citroën teamed up with K-Way in 1988, they created a white AX with a giant zipper. A look back at an offbeat icon of sportswear style.

Discover the Citroën SM, a technical and stylistic challenge that shaped French automotive history. A fascinating journey through a legendary era.

Achieving 2 liters per 100 km was Citroën’s bold challenge in 1980. Dive into the fascinating history of the revolutionary ECO 2000 prototypes today.

Reattached to Citroën by Stellantis, the premium brand DS is going through a zone of uncertainty. But its response is already being prepared.

In 2026, the Citroën B14 celebrates its centenary. Revisit this pioneer of steel and assisted braking that marked a turning point for the brand.

More powerful, faster, and featuring a unique hatchback: discover how the Argentine Citroën 3CV reimagined the 2CV legend for the South American Pampa.

In 1967, the Citroën DS learned to "wink." Dive into the story of this major innovation that redefined visibility and marked automotive history.