Citroen - C4 X (2023)

Meet the 2023 Citroën C4 X – a sleek compact crossover that marries French styling with practical versatility. Whether you’re a first‑time buyer eyeing a brand‑new badge or a seasoned car shopper hunting a bargain on a used vehicle, the Citroen C4 X price has become a touchstone for comparing now or later options. The latest Citroen C4 X 2023 price offers a fresh range of trim levels and options, but the core value proposition remains: do more with less without compromising comfort or safety.

• Engine & Power: 1.0‑L three‑cylinder (I‑Shape) petrol engine – 90 hp, 158 Nm torque. Alternative 1.6‑L diesel and ORV hybrids available in many markets.
• Transmission: 6‑speed manual (GT version) or 7‑speed Dual‑Clutch (S line).
• Fuel Type: Petrol, diesel and plug‑in hybrid variants depend on buyer preference.
• Dimensions: Wheelbase 2650 mm; curb length 4415 mm; width 1785 mm; height 1585 mm.
• Weight: 1400–1600 kg, depending on options and gearbox.
• Fuel Consumption: 5.5–6.5 l/100 km (combined) for petrol, 4.2–5.0 l/100 km for diesel.
• Interior Capacity: Seat for five, 520 L trunk space (expandable to 1570 L with rear seats folded).
• Features: Standard LED headlights, touchscreen infotainment, Android Auto & Apple CarPlay, adaptive cruise control available on higher trims.

When thinking what is a 2023 Citroën C4 X worth, a few factors shape the answer. The first‑year value‑retention curve for the C4 X is influenced by its premium positioning in the compact crossover segment, fair maintenance costs and strong brand recognition. All of these combine to give the C4 X a resale performance that’s competitive with its rivals.

Depreciation Analysis: Citroen C4 X depreciation Trends

Understanding Citroen C4 X depreciation helps both buyers and sellers set realistic expectations. Market data indicates:

• In the first 12 months, the model typically loses 15–20% of its original value.
• By the end of the second year, total depreciation reaches approximately 25–30%.
• At the three‑year mark, the C4 X often retains 55–60% of the curb price, making it one of the more resilient vehicles in the category.
• After five years, most stocks slide down to about 40–45% of the original price, influenced largely by mileage, care and option side‑loads.
• Beyond seven years

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